Washington County

Washington County swimming facilities in Hartford, Kewaskum and West Bend were at risk of closing because of lifeguard shortages.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office has asked for the public's help after a box truck caused $18,000 worth of damage on I-41 and left the scene.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a residential fire Friday morning, June 17 on Town Line Road in the Town of Polk.

In the right place at the right time, a Washington County deputy witnessed a man being hit by a car as he walked across the street. The deputy's actions gave the victim a fighting chance.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services issued a public health alert regarding the increase in opioid overdoses seen at the emergency departments in Washington County.

The Hartford Joint 1 School District voted to spend $130,000 in pandemic aid on a contract that benefits the superintendent's family.

A Kewaskum man in his 60s was taken to the hospital by Flight for Life after he was struck by a vehicle on Highway 45 near Prospect Drive Monday afternoon.

The Newburg Fire Department hosted a big party Sunday afternoon, an event that's been around for decades and keeps the station operating.

If you see something, say something: That's the message from Wisconsin law enforcement after last week's mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.

A Middleton man has been sentenced to two years and nine months in federal prison for his role in a multi-million dollar investment scam.

Police responded to reports of a gun at Slinger Middle School on Friday, May 27. It was later deemed a hoax, and one student was taken into custody.

Firefighters on Tuesday, May 24 responded to a residential fire on North Shore Drive near Bark Lake Lane in the Village of Richfield.

The head of a defunct Germantown real estate company, and his former business partner, are federally charged with fraud.

A Hartford woman has been charged with a multi-million-dollar wire fraud and money laundering scheme. The accused is 61-year-old Vicki Berka.

Recycling facilities in southeastern Wisconsin are offering more money for aluminum cans, offering consumers a chance to benefit from high demand.

Management of a Wisconsin park listed on the National Register of Historic Places has been returned to the state in hopes of better preserving more than two dozen Native American effigy mounds.