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Waukesha neighbors' flooding issues confirmed by city study
A new city-commissioned study has confirmed what Waukesha homeowners on Hunter Road have been saying for months: their neighborhood's storm sewer system is inadequate.
Big Bend citizens voice concerns over proposed high-voltage power project
Big Bend residents are voicing concerns over a major transmission project that would bring over 100 miles of high-voltage power lines across Wisconsin.
Owner, regulars rejoice as Milwaukee's Glorioso's returns after 3-month closure
Glorioso's Italian Market will reopen its doors this morning for a soft launch, offering about 80% of its regular inventory to eager customers who have been waiting for the market's return.
MKE's National Bobblehead Hall of Fame, Museum co-founder on new ‘SNL’ bobbles
The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum releases ‘SNL’ bobbleheads for National Bobblehead Day, with its co-founder sharing what makes the day so exciting for this one-of-a-kind facility.
Olympics inspires skiers in Mequon to focus on equipment, safety, performance
With the Winter Olympics just weeks away, skiers are dialing in their gear. As Olympians chase gold, local skiers can use the same preparation habits to ski smarter, safer, and longer.
Some in Fredonia pleased as push for ATC power line route is gaining traction
Neighbors are pleased to hear that Ozaukee County officials and the developer behind the Port Washington data center complex are now supporting an alternative power line route.
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