Easter Egg Hunt in Greendale

Get details on the Lions Club hunt, and find out more about Easter events at Southridge Mall.

Bullying Takes Center Stage at Film Screening Wednesday

An award-winning documentary will be shown as part of an ongoing effort to combat bullying in Greendale schools.

75th Anniversary Kick-Off is May 1 at Village Hall

The Village will also celebrate its National Historic Landmark designation that day.

Greendale Principal, Outreach Coordinator Resign

The School Board accepted the resignations of Leni Dietrich and Mindy Anderson in its meeting Monday night.

75th Anniversary Will Include Hot Air Balloon Rides, Laser Light Show and Much More

There will also be an Alumni Village and a performance by members of the UW Band as Greendale celebrates its 75th anniversary in a big way.

Two Drivers Arrested in Greendale by Weekend OWI Task Force

With 14 drivers stopped, the Greendale officers deployed as part of a task force to catch—and deter—drunken drivers on St. Patrick's Day weekend were busy.

Police: Man Arrested For Third OWI

This week's police reports also include disorderly conduct at Southridge and Walmart.

When Do Wisconsin and Marquette Play in March Madness?

The Badgers and Golden Eagles both received their assignments in the 2013 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. Find out when they play and how to watch them.

Celebrate Greendale's 75th with the Brewers, Deadline Extended

Greendale is finding many ways to celebrate its 75th anniversary, and the May Brewers game and tailgate is the latest option. Tickets for both are available now through early April.

Fundraiser for Hales Corners Ice Center Approaching

The Alyson Dudek International Ice Center, an Olympic-sized, outdoor ice rink, will be located in Hales Corners Park. It is expected to cost $150,000 to build.

Week Ahead: Village Board Candidate Forum

This week also features a screening of the documentary "Bully" at Greendale High School.

Greendale Student Finds Her Moment On Stage Performing Peter Pan

What acting gives Clara Faile, a Greendale student, who has Tourette Syndrome, is almost magical.

Police Hope to Send Message With St. Patrick's Day Roll Call

Law enforcement agencies from throughout the area are increasing the number of officers on the streets this weekend to crack down on drunken driving.

'Forward Thinking' Will Bring Community, Schools Together

The group consists of local school districts and municipalities and is designed to increase community engagement in Hales Corners, Greendale and Greenfield.

Woman Charged After Incident Outside Canterbury

Maria Reyes, 28, was charged with disorderly conduct after police say she threatened a teacher's aide in the school parking lot.

Police Believe Man May Have Shot Heroin While Driving

Greendale's Ryan Povlick passed out at the intersection of 76th Street and Layton Avenue in Greenfield shortly after, or while, shooting heroin Saturday, Greenfield police say.

After Ava Zimmerman: Do Drivers Stop at Greendale Crosswalks?

Almost three years later and in the shadow of a statue honoring the 5-year-old killed in a crosswalk, drivers are seen slowing but not stopping for signs at Broad St. and Northway.

The Hot Trend in Kitchen Ware: Aprons

Not just your grandmother's attire, aprons are a hot seller, and tie generations together in the kitchen

Resale Business, Like Kids, Growing Like a Weed

Children's resale is garnering interest from customers of all backgrounds, many of whom have realized the quality of the selection.

Walking, Talking History at the Greendale Visitor Center

Got questions on the village? Greendale Visitor Center has got the answers and then some.

What's Cooking at National Bakery

Cold and snow doesn't stop spring from coming to the bakery cases at Greendale's National Bakery; what's hot for the season?

Man Charged In Connection With Southridge Shooting Incident

Police say Cory Jason, 21, walked into Southridge Mall concealing the gun used in an accidental shooting in the mall parking lot Feb. 21. He's been charged with carrying a concealed weapon.

Foundation Will Match Donations to Hunger Task Force on Thursday

Take a moment later this week to help organization fill Milwaukee area families' food needs and see your donation matched by the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

Want To Save Some Cash And Buy Local?

Images Salon, the Greendale Parks and Recreation Department, Marcus Theatres, Ricardo's Pizza and CrossFit Greendale all posted coupons and deals this week on Facebook. Here's what we found.

Woman Arrested at Canterbury After Police Say She Threatened Aide

The woman said she would take out her gun if the school aide did not get away from her car.

What Would You Ask Greendale School Board Candidates?

Greendale voters will have some choosing to do April 2 when it comes to the school board. To help you decide, we'd like your input on what questions to ask the candidates as we gear up for our election coverage.

Flood Warning Issued For Greendale

The National Weather Service says there's a 50 percent change that the Root River could flood and they've issued the warning for Greendale.

Police: Franklin Woman Arrested for OWI

This week's police reports also include a Walmart employee arrested for theft and marijuana possession, graffiti and a theft from a vehicle.

Brewers Outing Planned as Part of Village's 75th Anniversary Celebration

Come to a pre-game tailgate party at Greendale High School, then board a bus to Miller Park and watch the Milwaukee Brewers host the St. Louis Cardinals on May 5.

Week Ahead: 'Peter Pan' Continues at GHS

The Greendale High School Theater production has one weekend in the books and one more to go.

Sex Sting, ATM Skimming and Details From the Azana Spa Shooting

This week's regional crime roundup also includes a sexual assault case, restaurant break-in, and a sawed-off shotgun used in a gas station robbery.

What Teacher Would You Thank?

Former Greendale resident Karen Conklin's tribute to her middle school teacher Richard Bergner had many sharing their own memories of him, and thinking about teachers that had an impact in their own lives. What teachers do you remember?

WISN: Baby Autumn Doing Well Since Return Home

Autumn Markos, now 5 months old, is finally home with her family in Greenfield.

Greendale Native Jeffrey Ircink's Play To Open March 21

Jeffrey Ircink says everyone has a dark moment and the characters in his six short plays in Hashtag Mayhem reflect those dark moments everyone goes through in life.

Greendale Students, Educator Receive Herb Kohl Foundation Awards

The $1,000 awards are being made to teachers, their schools, and graduating high school students.

More Top Rated Area Restaurants: Yelp!

Check out the top 10 rated restaurants in the Greenfield area based on the Yelp! reviews.

You Could Name the New Greendale Police Dog

The contest is open through March 18, and entry forms are available at the Greendale Police Department. A winner will be chosen March 22.

Need Your Car Emissions Tested in Greendale?

The DMV closed the Envirotest stations, but here's a list of where you can get your car emissions tested in Greendale.

Man Sexually Assaults Two Women at Knifepoint, Police Say

Police convinced the alleged attacker to turn himself in after they surrounded his van following a 911 call. He faces 120 years in prison if convicted.

Mr. Bergner's Lifelong Impact

Former Greendale School student Karen Conklin remembers lessons she learned from Richard Bergner, who taught her sixth and eighth grade class more than 50 years ago.