Traffic Alert: I-43 Ramp Closures at Racine Avenue, Highway 83

Construction project on I-43 will affect access to the interstate from Racine Avenue as well as from Highway 83.

County Budget Process Will Get Residents' Input

County Executive Dan Vrakas will hold three town hall meetings to inform and hear from voters on 2013 budget.

Muskego Posts Big Recall Numbers of Its Own

A busy day at the polls leads to an unheard of 86 percent turnout, and a look at the last Barrett-Walker match up shows we like our statewide races.

Reaction Rolls in on Walker Recall Win

Why the recall results ended up in Scott Walker's favor depended on which side of the aisle you stood on.

Cemetery, Funeral Home Could be Buried Under Questions

A lot of answers needed before the Plan Commission would recommend or approve the building of a memorial park and family center.

Election Day Diary: Beginning to End, a Historic Turnout

Muskego Patch is visiting the polls throughout the day, and gathering info there; join in the conversation to help us paint the picture of what the recall election looked like here.

Could Tess Corners Drive Be the Site of a New Cemetery?

Plan commission will hear proposal onDuring their property along Tess Corners Drive that would feature a business and a cemetery that could feature up to 3200 burial sites.

Beginning of the End: Recall Election is Tuesday

Whether you're excited to vote or are counting the hours until the ads for Barrett and Walker stop, here's the information you need to know if you aren't one of the thousands who have voted early.

Gov. Scott Walker Outraises Tom Barrett By Big Margin in Muskego

Incumbent Republican governor takes in over $18,000 in campaign contributions from city residents, while his Democratic opponent nets about $3,500.

Are You Prepared for Disaster? Don't Be So CERTain

Emergency preparedness is something everyone, including those of us in 'bedroom communities,' need to be better at. The good news is that they teach classes on it, right here in Muskego.

Stay on Top of the Latest Recall Coverage

We've been on top of local and statewide happenings with the gubernatorial recall and we'll be there through election night and beyond. Check here for the stories you may have missed.

County Seeks Nominees for Executive Award Program

Know a great local organization that contribute to the success of our community and its residents? Nominate them for the Waukesha County Executive Award before June 23.

It's June: Watch Out for Deer

Muskego has it's own hot spots for deer activity, but this month ranks as one of the worst for crashes involving the darting animals, so be aware no matter where you are, says DOT.

Free Pass to State Parks This Weekend

Check out our state parks this weekend for a price that's hard to beat: free! Get the kids involved in reading, and they may win a Kindle Fire from the DNR.

Let's Ride: State Ranks 6th in Nation for Being Bike Friendly

Muskego's plans for its roads are including rec trails, which reflects the overall view of biking from the state; a national biking group has obviously taken notice.

Zerban to Submit Nomination Signatures, Ryan Papers Already In

1st Congressional District challenger Rob Zerban will travel to Madison today while U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan turned in his nomination papers on May 23. Zerban is the first serious Ryan challenger in a number of years.

Daily Recall Election Roundup: May 31

Here are the latest updates from the campaign trail in the Wisconsin gubernatorial recall election.

Changing Times Seen Throughout City

A quick tour around the city reveals there's almost no stone unturned when it comes to change.

Borst Land is Purchased, Now for the Planning

As sale closes on 100-plus acre parcel, plans commence to develop the natural area; an oversight on the DNR's part puts a wrinkle in grant funding process.

WisDOT Announces ‘Summer of Safety’ Initiatives to Reduce Crashes

Achieving zero deaths at the heart of a string of summer programs from the Department of Transportation

Parkland Mall Lawsuit Sees Small Victories for City

Some claims dismissed, with further review in June on the harshest claim that city in essence took land from developer.

Early Voting for Recall Election is Brisk, Officials Say

Absentee ballots are keeping the clerk's office busy in Muskego, and some feel the number of people willing to cast a ballot before June 5 election could reach 5,000.

Week in Review: May 19-25

Ice cream shop gets a thumbs up while wayfinding signs and the marketing plan are held up for another review; the search for a 4th district alderman now begins.

Little Muskego Lake Association Pledges $50,000 to Borst Property

Lake group presents a down payment of $5,000 during Tuesday's council meeting promising assistance over the next 10 years for the conservancy land.

Permits Tell a Tale of Summer

Muskego Common Council approves numerous requests for outdoor permits at local establishments and in parks, which outlines a busy season to come.

Closed for the Holiday: Where NOT to Go This Memorial Day Weekend

Taking off for the long weekend? So are these community locations, so be advised.

Marketing Plan Deferred Again, But Only For Minor Tweaks

Removal of references to lake park on Janesville will be made first before council will approve, and residents ask for responsible development.

City Seeks New Alderman for 4th District

Keith Werner's resignation prompts another call for candidates to apply for the council seat in the city's 4th district, with hopes of filling the position by June 26.

Follow These Simple Directions: Wayfinding Signs for City Will Get Further Review

The city hopes to help motorists - residents and visitors alike - find their way to parks, schools and other resources, without making the signage itself too confusing.

Idle Isle Ice Cream Shop Gets the OK

With some financial help from the city, new business is expected to open as soon as upgrades to Idle Isle Park pavilion are finished.

Bridge Painting Will Hamper Travel, But Not for Memorial Day

Stadium bridges will receive a new paint job this week, but WisDOT says work will not hamper holiday travel.

Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Will be Heavy

Reminder and advisory from WisDOT includes the statewide "Click It or Ticket" initiative, so be sure to be safe and buckle up before you head out

Marketing Plan and Ice Cream Shop Could Move Forward

Common council looks at big picture and small business in Tuesday nights agenda.

Area Police Can Scan Between the Lines with License Plate Readers; Will Muskego Join Them?

Area police departments are installing automated camera systems that can read and react to problem plates in an instant, keeping patrol officers safer and making them more efficient; will Muskego follow suit?

Lazich Challenger Files Nomination Papers With GAB

Challenger for incumbent Mary Lazich's senate seat says the political climate is right for someone new in the 28th District.

The Week Ahead: May 20 - 26

Heading toward a holiday weekend, here's what's happening this week in Muskego.

Week in Review: May 12 - 18

A week that saw the recall in Muskego come and then go, along with a spotlight on what makes our schools great.

Tess Corners Area Will Get a Piece of Streetscaping

Janesville Road reconstruction has looked carefully at streetscaping plan, but earlier upgrades in Tess Corners didn't receive the same treatment; city planners look to see what can be done to incorporate more detail as current road project begins.

Parks Recap: Park Arthur Fundraising, Baseball Fees and Gaining Restitution for Vandalism

Baseball clubs note progress on fundraising for large field at Park Arthur, fees for traveling teams discussed, and other notes from Monday's meeting

Waukesha County Won't Take Over Dispatch from City of Waukesha

As Muskego heads toward further litigation to wrest control of Cell 911 access from the County, the Waukesha Common Council votes to maintain their own city dispatch center for the time being.