Donald Trump visiting Waukesha on Wednesday, May 1
Former President Donald Trump will visit Waukesha on Wednesday, May 1, as his campaign to return to the White House continues.
IndyCar Series returning to the historic Milwaukee Mile
When baseball winds down and football gets going, this year, there will be a new entry on the calendar. Tim Van Vooren goes Beyond the Game.
Timothy Hoeller Carroll threats case; declared not competent to stand trial
He’s charged with making indirect threats of a school shooting, and now a Milwaukee man faces a possible mental health commitment, for the second time in 18 months.
Waukesha wrong-way crash; Sullivan woman pleads guilty to 2 charges
A 48-year-old Sullivan woman pleaded guilty to charges of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle and first-degree recklessly endangering safety following a February 2023 car crash in Waukesha.
Sex offender homelessness in Waukesha
Sex offenders released from prison are living on the streets of Waukesha. It has happened twice in the last week. That's in addition to a growing homeless population already in the city.
Waukesha homeless population, center's numbers double since January
Sex offenders released from prison are living on the streets of Waukesha. Meanwhile, the lunch lines at Hope Center are longer than ever before.
Titans draft Latham, former Catholic Memorial player, in first round
The Tennessee Titans drafted JC Latham, who lived in Oak Creek and played at Catholic Memorial, with the seventh pick in the 2024 NFL draft.
30 years since Oswald shootout; fallen police captain honored
Sunday, April 28 marks 30 years since Waukesha Police Captain James Lutz was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Oswald father-son crime spree, 30 years later
Sunday, April 28, marks 30 years since Waukesha Police Captain James Lutz was shot and killed in the line of duty. It happened during the infamous Oswald father-and-son crime spree.
Sex offender released in Waukesha; homeless for now
A convicted sex offender released in Waukesha on Tuesday, April 23 is homeless for now, Waukesha police said in a bulletin announcing Jamian Villers' release.
Waukesha homeless population; camps popping up
A Waukesha man said he wants his new neighbor to leave. The tenant is staying in a tent near his house.
Waukesha sex trafficking acts; man sentenced to 30 years
A 35-year-old Waukesha man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of sex trafficking.
Waukesha parade memorial groundbreaking at Grede Park set for May 8
Waukesha officials announced the community is invited to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Waukesha Parade Memorial at Grede Park on Wednesday, May 8.
Protect yourself from cyber crimes; law enforcement shows you how
There are criminals that can target you from anywhere. Now, the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is trying to make sure everyone is safe online.
Waukesha parade memorial fundraising goal met; construction begins in May
The initial fundraising goal for the Waukesha Christmas Parade Memorial Fund has been met, officials announced on Thursday, April 18.
Run from Waukesha County court appearance, man pleads not guilty
A man captured on video running from a Waukesha County court appearance has pleaded not guilty to charges. He is charged with escape and more.
New Waukesha American Job Center connects employees, employers
The new Waukesha American Job Center officially opened to the public on Tuesday, April 16. It offers resources for things like resume writing and more.
Team rock climbing, high schoolers compete
You may not think of rocking climbing as a competitive team sport, but it is bringing together Waukesha students in a unique way.
Suspect shot and killed by police identified
The person who was shot by Waukesha police, and later died at the hospital, has been identified as 50-year-old Christopher M. Milakovich.
Fatal Waukesha police shooting, suspect identified
Waukesha police shot and killed a man early Tuesday morning, April 9 who investigators said was trying to steal a car. He has now been identified.