Zoning Changes A Sign of the Times

Residents on Muskego farms are not likely to qualify under new regulations, so the plan commission opts to abandon exclusive agricultural zoning, marking further departure in the city's image from its rural roots.

Ira Robins Will Challenge Rebecca Kleefisch for Lt. Governor

The private investigator who gained fame for his work on the Lawrencia Bembenek case has thrown his hat in the ring for the state's second-in-command.

Meeting Preview: Plan Commission Attempts to Finish Business with New Kohl's Design

A lengthy agenda features many annual reviews, return of seasonal businesses and the proposed Kohl's facade redesign.

Zerban, Supporters Are Confident Contest Against Ryan is 'Winnable'

Paul Ryan has been tough to beat in First Congressional races, but opposing campaign feels it's their time

State of the City Address Will be Held March 19

First-time event will be sponsored by Chamber of Commerce

Muskego Elections: Meet the District 5 Candidates

Dan Soltysiak and John Engelhardt will vie for the city's fifth district in April.

Despite Mild Weather, February Was Deadly Month on Wisconsin Roads

Number of fatalities increased by more than 50% over last Februray, and slightly over February's five-year average.

District Attorney Says Discussion on Lake Park Project Wasn't Illegal

Hoping to thwart suspicions that previous meetings and conduct were "sinister, Waukesha County DA Brad Schimel explains why discussion was better left for a full council and another date.

Discussion on Possible Compromise on Lake Park Plan Put on Hold

Muskego Common Council is advised not to discuss lake park without all members present to avoid an open meetings violation; in the meantime a draft proposal is seen as a 'good compromise' by some, but others still have questions.

Resigning Muskego Alderman Has 'No Regrets' as Council Seeks His Replacement

Noah Fiedler will step down at the end of March from his seat as 7th District alderman.

Muskego District 3 Candidates Have Met Before

Neil Borgman and Larry Lefebvre have run against each other in 2010 for lakeside district and will debate on March 20.

Muskego Alderman Noah Fiedler to Resign

Citing additional responsibilities at home and work, Fiedler is stepping down and is inviting applicants to participate in the process to replace him in the interim.

Muskego Council Could Vote to Delay Purchase of Lake Parcels

Two resolutions on Feb. 28 agenda would delay purchase until after a November referendum, and terminate the resolution of necessity that began the purchase process.

Muskego Neighborhood Could See Nearly $1 Million In Flooding Fixes

Upgraded culvert would handle flow to alleviate 'significant' flooding to properties, and city will seek assistance from MMSD to cover costs of work done on private properties.

Muskego Candidates Forum Details Announced

Aldermanic forum will be sponsored by Muskego Area Chamber of Commerce and Woman's Club and will be televised.

Rob Zerban Plans Appearances to Kick Off Campaign Against Paul Ryan

Democratic challenger will make appearances in six counties, with hopes to energize supporters in campaign against incumbent Ryan.

Muskego Common Council Presents 'Wednesday Night Weird'

Robert and his rules and parliamentary procedures are more than anyone bargained for, and a surprising change of heart on council seems to be afoot.

Muskego Council Hears Opposition to Lake Park, Leaves Open the Possibility for Referendum

Council decides to defer vote on lake park petition, with a possibility to draft an advisory referendum question for its next meeting.

Muskego Makes Adjustments to Pioneer Drive Plans

Relocation of recreational trail comes at request of residents, at little cost.

Muskego Parks Healthier Than Some Would Believe, Says Director

Parks director clarifies statements made regarding deficits, stating that program fees aren't meant to cover all costs

UPDATE: Wolfe, Snead Advance to Muskego's April Ballot in 1st District

Challenger Wolfe takes 60% of vote, more than double that of incumbent Snead.

Muskego's 1st District Primary Off To A Brisk Start

Poll workers report a healthy turnout, and no problems with voter ID procedures.

UPDATE Muskego Lake Park Referendum Commands A Special Night for Common Council

Referendum is part of petition for direct legislation filed with city, and looks to be the sole item on the agenda; resolution recognizes the petitions as sufficient, but says its not proper use of direct legislation.

Muskego Public Works Keeps Focus on Flooding

Aside from scheduled updates on road projects, committee will discuss relief for several areas of the city plagued by flooding.

Waukesha County to Host College Dems for First Time

The College Democrats of Wisconsin will hold their annual convention in Pewaukee on March 31 and April 1, with candidates from major state and national races expected to speak.

Muskego Elections Kick Off Tomorrow

First District candidates will require a primary; poll opens at 7am, and voter ID law is now in effect.

Muskego State Representative Criticizes State DOA for Enforcement Issues At the Capitol

Reps. David Craig, Paul Farrow call for a review into the operations of the Capitol Police, and to pursue disciplinary actions against those found not to be enforcing the Capitol Access Policy

Assembly Passes Asian Carp Bill, Which is Good News for Muskego Lakes

Asian carp legislation would label them as rough fish and allow crossbows to be used in taking them from lakes.

Muskego Developer 'Not Interested' In Parkland Site

Michael Dilworth talked to Parkland Mall site owner Art Dyer, but attorney said his client is only intent on moving forward with current deal with city

Muskego Parks Recap: Hunting, Archery To Be Allowed at Borst Property

Municipal code will need to change if grant money is to be received for Borst property; 'free little library' idea is deemed interesting, but passed to Muskego Public Library for possible oversight

Muskego Public Input Stays At 2 Minutes, but Won't Be Capped

Various amendments to the public input policy will allow comment on most agenda items and unlimited comment portions, but each speaker has 2 minutes to state their case.

Muskego Petition Returned As Flawed

The city has returned petitions, deeming them "insufficient," but group has a chance to resubmit them.

Baseball Field Requests in Muskego Parks Reveals Impending Shortage of Space

Additional teams and leagues needing specifically sized fields has parks department wondering what will come in near future.

Muskego Council Revisits Lake Park Plan, But Only On The Agenda

Council members did not bring discussion to floor, therefore vote in favor of lake park stands.

Muskego Lake Park, Round II

Common Council meeting draws crowd as lake park proposal again takes center stage

Muskego Marketing Study Completes First Step

Preliminary draft provides much information that is likely known already, and CDA gives direction to turn data into meaningful answers for city development.

Muskego Aldermen Have Made Their Decision, So Support Is Necessary

Resident writes in to express support for Jan. 24 vote, and hopes the resolution for the lake park development stays in tact.

Meeting Preview: Common Council Meets Again At Different Venue

Lake Denoon Middle School hosts government meeting, where lake park issues are again expected to bring out high attendance.

Muskego Chamber Announces Scholarship Winner

Allison Gage is a member of the Muskego-Norway School Board, president of Muskego High School's FBLA and has earned $1,000 scholarship to apply to her studies at Ohio State in fall.

Meeting Preview: Parks to Review Firearms Code

Hints of summer are featured in Monday night's meeting