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Ozaukee trail users brace for temporary closures during data center construction
Trail enthusiasts along the popular Ozaukee Interurban trail will face temporary closures as construction begins on water and sewer line extensions for the upcoming Port Washington data center campus.
Grieving mothers find hope and healing through New Berlin non-profit
For founder Lisa Price, the mission is deeply personal. In 2017, she lost her daughter, Ari, shortly after birth.
International students win court battle, now able to play soccer in Jackson
Four international students from Tanzania won court battle against WIAA, allowing them to play soccer for Living Word Lutheran High School.
Mukwonago residents make a plea not to have their water bill hiked
Mukwonago residents are facing a potential 65% increase in their water bills, which would cost most families hundreds of dollars more per year.
Halloween House of Waukesha: A family affair providing haunts for everyone
A massive graveyard, spooky skeletons and giant spiders fill what’s become known as the Halloween House of Waukesha South, better known as Jeff Gifford’s yard.
Shopper and West Allis candy store owner speak on spooky cost of sweets
Trick or treating may come with a spooky spike in price this year. A shopper and candy store owner shared their experience with inflation impacting the cost of candy.
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