Regency Muskego's Holiday Fair

The First Noel: Born is the King

The First Noel: Born is the King

The First Noel: Born is the King

Help The Troops at "Build A Bow" Day at Leaves Floral Design & Gift Boutique!

Charity Poker Tournament/Fundraiser Hosted by Danny Haskell's Pub and Grill

Ribbon Cutting: Aurora Lakeshore Medical

Thrivent Financial-Business After Hours

Career Seminar

Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting

Leaves Floral Design & Gift Boutique Is OPEN On Thanksgiving!

Girls Basketball: Muskego Warriors v. Brookfield Central

Muskego High School Basketball

Muskego Warriors Youth Basketball Tournament

Monday Night Ladies League at Matty's

Santa in the Log Cabin

Career Seminar Tonigh

Muskego Police Warn of Driveway Pavers

While not confirmed as a scam, the practice of going door-to-door without a permit is against city ordinance, say Muskego Police.

UPDATE: Water Main Break Causing Traffic Trouble on Janesville Road

Details are few, but water is flooding Janesville Road near Kristin Drive, apparently due to a water main break. Traffic in the area is being redirected, but authorities say that repairs should be completed by morning.

Muskego Man Pleads Guilty in Imprisonment Case

Police say Anthony Cottello held his girlfriend against her will in October 2012, and were only able to rescue her after her hang up 911 call; he's facing two counts of disorderly conduct and intimidating a victim

Balloon Launch in Wind Lake Remembers the Soldiers Who Haven't Made it Home Yet

Organized by Muskego veteran Jeff 'Doc' Dentice, the annual balloon launch celebrates its 16th anniversary as it remembers prisoners of war and soldiers missing in action

Small Marsh Fire In Muskego Began as Controlled Burn

Neighbors contacted the fire department after a planned burn at the Badertscher Preserve on Muskego's northwest side grew too big to handle..

It's OK to Burn in Muskego, But When and Where?

Often Muskego police are called to make residents put out a fire while also solving a dispute; what are the rules for burning?

New Business: Willow Tree Cafe Gets Ready for June Opening

Muskego's newest - and perhaps most home-grown - restaurant is putting the finishing touches on its space, and Muskego on the menu

$46 Million Parkland Mall Lawsuit Appealed

Court records show that Art Dyer, who owns the property at the corner of Lannon Drive and Janesville Road in Muskego, is appealing his $46 million case against the city, despite a dismissal in February.

Muskego Residents Remain a Target of Bold Scammers

Giving personal information about family members, even posing as them, scammers continue to target Muskego residents and their money

State's Ambulance Inspection Program Comes Under Scrutiny

Tess Corners ambulances all passed their biennial inspections, but some area fire chiefs think the process could be improved.

Composting: How and Where to Get Started in Muskego

All the tools you need to start composting in Muskego, plus where to get free or low-cost compost for your garden.

Muskego Welcomes Special Olympians

Beginning with a 7:30 torch run, competition for the Region 8 Special Olympics centered on Muskego High School's track on Saturday.

Muskego Public Library Helps Unwrap the Medicare Mystery

Health care reform has been in the news, and there's plenty of information out there to confuse us all. Join the discussion at the Muskego Public Library to make sense of Medicare.

Scared of Shakespeare, Muskego? That's 'To Be' Determined

Ron Fry brings his interactive presentation of Shakespeare to the Muskego Public Library, and encourages his audience to 'play' along and get to know the Bard of Avon in a humorous and engaging setting

Muskego's Youngest Engineers Show How They're Leading the Way

Engineering curriculum is 'Leading the Way' to careers in the field, and Muskego High School students will have their projects - and their innovation - on display.

Muskego Teacher Named Outstanding by Lawrence University, and a Former Student

Muskego High School's Kenny Bosch receives the honor, but says the real honor was making a difference in a student's life.

Why is This Muskego Teacher in a Duck Suit?

Gym teacher at Muskego Elementary Scott Carlson realizes a promise is a promise, and dons a duck suit to make good on one.

Muskego Kiwanis Invite You to Spruce Up

Annual Muskego tree and mulch sale is a little later this year because of cold temps, but returns nonetheless with trees and mulch

Muskego Green Market: 4 Weeks and Counting

Organizers are still seeking vendors to complete the offerings of produce, crafts and other locally made products in the library's parking lot. When you can shop and how to get involved.

Muskego-Norway Announces 2013 Compass Award Winners

Muskego-Norway School District recognizes three instructors for their ability to educate and innovate

Eating Organic in the Muskego Area

Eating organic is good for your health and it's good for the planet. But sometimes, it can be hard to find. Here's where to get the best organic foods in and around Muskego.

Muskego Sees $600K Boost to Landfill Funds, Thanks to Walmart

Host fees far exceeded expectations as a Walmart development in Cudahy boosted the income by $600,000

Muskego Rummages by Subdivision

It's time to take advantage of another man's trash - when are the biggest rummages in Muskego? Here's a list to start you off, with an invitation to add to it.