Muskego Conservation Efforts Earn Bird City Recognition

Carl Schwartz presented the Common Council with the award, a plaque and street sign.

Waukesha County Board of Supervisors to Remain at 25 Members

Resolution passes Tuesday night despite pushes for referendum or downsizing the board

Muskego Sewers Get an Upgrade to Prepare for Future Growth

Cooperative agreement with City of Franklin mean improvements will also help prevent flooding in the case of a main break.

83rd Assembly Candidate Releases Statement about Budget Bill

Dave Craig says Governor Walker's reforms must be enacted with or without Democrat input.

Muskego Teacher Attends Protest in Madison

Anna Wendt said it was peaceful and supportive.

Homes on Durham Drive Will be Patched in to City Sewer

The Common Council is expected to pass the resolution to start construction on sanitary sewer line.

City Will Purchase and Demolish Three Homes in Flood Plain

The area could be turned into a dry pond.

Can the State or Cities or School Districts Operate Like the Private Sector?

Why can't the public sector adopt policies similar to the private sector and become employers of choice?

Muskego-Norway Teachers Union Gets Specific About Opposition to Budget Repair Bill

Co-chair says it's not just about the money, there's a lot more to consider.

State Senator Mary Lazich Issues Statement About Democrats

She wants her Democratic colleagues to act like adults.

Tea Parties and Groups Alike Are Planning Counter Protest at the State Capitol

Source says that the protest will be on Saturday at noon.

Democratic Senators Need to Do Their Jobs

Hiding at a resort is no way to govern.

Questions About the Budget Repair Bill Answered

Here's a summary of provisions in Governor Walker's bill.

Dickmann Issues Concession Letter, Thanks to Muskego

Former mayoral candidate thanks supporters.

Chiaverotti Issues Statement After Winning Primary

Kathy Chiaverotti was the top vote getter in the Feb. 15 primary election.

Luke Hudock Issues Statement About Advancing to April Ballot

Only 18 votes separated Hudock and candidate Scott Dickmann.

Election Update: Chiaverotti to Advance to April Ballot; Second Spot May Be a Toss Up

Hudock, Dickmann only 18 votes apart in unofficial totals.

Chiaverotti and Dickmann Will Advance to April Ballot

Higher than expected voter turnout throughout city

Muskego Officials Estimate Turnout is Better Than Expected

Voters statewide were estimated at a 10% turnout, but Muskego may exceed that.

Senator Mary Lazich Will Vote for Budget Repair Bill

Her office says that the state doesn't have any good options to close the budget hole.

Muskego-Norway Teachers Oppose Budget Repair Bill

Chief negotiator says the bill undermines teachers' position with the district and the ability to attract and retain top talent.

Pre-Primary Mayor Forum on Channel 14

The access channel has several times available to see the forum for those who couldn't attend.

Muskego Mayor Candidates Answer Residents' Questions

Forum is calm, despite pre-forum controversy with two of the three candidates attending.

Update: Possible Candidate for 83rd Assembly District Issues Statement

Dave Craig says he is still considering a run for office if Gov. Walker calls for special election.

Possible Fireworks Explosion Over Permits Resolved

Residents will be able to enjoy their traditional fireworks with the proper permit.

As Snow Mounts, the City Steps In for Its Residents

The city's public works department is prepared and organized to handle this winter's snow.

Candidates for Mayor Tell Muskego Patch ...

... why they decided to run for the city's top office.