Rare Owls Seen Near Waukesha County

The long, late winter has sent three owl species south, looking for food. The DNR has safe viewing tips for people lucky enough to glimpse the great grey owl, hawk owl and boreal owl.

57 Channels and Nothing On Next Door

Last month, 2 Port Washington neighbors were battling over snow shoveling. Now 2 other neighbors are at it over cable. Welcome to OMG PD.

Muskego Teen Plays All-Star Game for Safe Haven at Children's Hospital

Muskego's Matt Degner calls his high school football career "picture perfect," and hopes to have it make a difference for other teens at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, one of whom has been a good friend

Muskego Deal With Northern Gear Called 'Win-Win'

Recent deal to bring machining company to Muskego has officials excited over what it could mean for future of Moorland corridor and business in general for the city

Man Racks up Third OWI in Muskego While Awaiting Burglary Trial

A 911 call alerts Muskego police to erratic driver, who ends up out on bail for a burglary charge

Muskego Students Attend Mock Interviews for the Real World

Face to face with local businesses, students hone interviewing skills to prepare for the "real deal" in the future

Muskego Free Clinic is Ready but Needs a Director

Organizers have assembled the materials and talent needed to run a free clinic at the Old Town Hall, but need a medical director before the doors can open.

City Nets $40K From Backlog of Unpaid Fines, More to Come

A new computer system allows judicial clerks to intercept tax payments for delinquent defendants in Muskego court, and the council approves extending staff time to keep up with the workload.

Only Clerk's Office Open on Good Friday as Early Voting Ends

Friday is the last day for residents to vote early in person for Tuesday's election and clerks' offices across the state, including Muskego's, are required to be open.

Case for Muskego Woman's OD Death Set for Trial

Kevin S. Cobus, 27, faces reckless homicide charges in the death of a Muskego woman and a Delafield man and a jury trial will start on Monday.

Man Picks Up Last Paycheck ... and Employer's Credit Card, Say Police

Faced with being laid off, a Milwaukee man decides to go out and live it up a little on his Muskego employer's dime, according to reports

Bethel Won't Get CDA Grant After All

Approved for a $3,000 grant to help with improvements at the Community Development Authority, the church sees the money withdrawn by the Common Council, which decides the church doesn't meet the requirements

Holy Week Schedule of Services in Muskego

Easter and the solemn observances that precede it during Holy Week arrive early on the calendar. Here is a listing of Muskego-area churches and their planned services.

St. Leonard Girls Take BBall Championship

Besting a field of 24 teams, the St. Leonard girls basketball team takes home the Padre Serra tournament championship

Northern Gear Making a Move to Muskego

The manufacturer of machined parts is eyeing a a spot near GE Medical in Muskego to open a new 98,000-square-foot facility, with a possibility to expand.

Muskego Chamber Announces New Board of Directors

Members selected at annual gala from a field of 14 candidates and will help support businesses through at least one more year of construction.

Muskego Teacher's Memory Honored with Naming of Observatory at High School

Former science and astronomy teacher Jerry Stueber passed away earlier this year, and an observatory at Muskego High School, which was unknown to many, will get new life and a new name to honor him.

Tammy Gibbons to Leave District at End of School Year

Director of School Performance says she will miss working for Muskego-Norway, but takes the opportunity to work in Elmbrook District and much closer to home

Historic Pub Crawl Features Taverns That Tell a Story

The first pub crawl of its kind proved to be a popular venture to Muskego's past, with each chapter told by its pubs.

John Macy Looks to Improve Republican Party of Waukesha County

New local GOP chairman talks with Patch about his role in the Republican Party of Waukesha County, the future of the Republican Party and his job as a municipal attorney.

Bowling for Business: Young Professionals Hope You've Got Time to Spare

Networking takes on a different spin, if you'll pardon the pun, but the Muskego Chamber's Young Professionals group hopes to draw interest for up and coming entrepreneurs

Muskego Library Asks, 'How Smart are You About Money?'

Money Smart Week at the Muskego Public Library focuses on making smarter choices with finances for adults as well as children

Sound Off on the State Budget April 4th

State Senator Mary Lazich announces hearings on the 2013-15 budget, with residents invited to speak their minds on what concerns they have

Sign of the Times: Salentine Name Removed From its Familiar Corner

Progress at the site of the former dealership includes the removal of signs, name of Salentine Buick.

Business Ed: Muskego Chamber Serves up Lunch and Learning

Quarterly events aimed at education is hoped to increase the value for members, but also are open to anyone hoping to stay on top their game

Heritage Holds Easter Egg Hunt Amid Snow Drifts

The snow might be melting, but not fast enough as youngsters hunt for Easter treasures with their winter boots on.

Muskego Man Charged with Burglary Caught Holding the Bag, Say Police

Already charged in Racine County for burglary, a Muskego man's venture through his parents' neighborhood racks up more charges for burglary, bail jumping and possession of drug paraphernalia

Muskego Dodgeball Tournament Hits the Mark

Muskego students and parents take a swing at each other during the annual dodgeball tournament, relieving a little tension and having a lot of fun doing it.

Bay Lane Brings 'Annie Jr.' to the Muskego Stage

Muskego middle school students sing, dance and charm their way through the Broadway musical "Annie Jr." at the Performing Arts Center

Muskego Green Market to Come to Library

A farmer's market will be featured in the Muskego Public Library's lot beginning May 30; all that's needed is a little spring weather.

'Urine Big Trouble, Buddy'

A man goes to give a drug test sample but can't put one over on authorities. Welcome to OMG PD.

Surviving the Holidays Feast

Kiwanis Bake Sale

Muskego Spring Election Guide

Polls will be open on April 2, and there are elections in every district. Here's info to take with you before you head to the polls.

Who's On April's Ballot: Rob Glazier, District 4 Aldermanic Candidate

4th District candidate

Bethel Lutheran Gets OK from CDA for New Sign, Other Improvements

Janesville Road reconstruction will cut into the church's 420 feet of frontage, and will receive a little help from the Muskego CDA grant program for improvements, but not without debate on what defines commercial property

Mom's Suspicions for 'Sleepover' Lead to Underage Alcohol Citation

Thinking it odd that an 18-year-old man would want to hang out with 14-year-old girls, a Muskego mom's intuition proves correct.

PD: 'Sex Assault' in Kwik Trip Bathroom Could Lead to Charges

A 48-year-old man tells police he was grabbed inappropriately in the restroom of a Muskego Kwik Trip by a 17-year-old, who says he was just in a hurry to use the restroom.

Who's On April's Ballot: Eileen Madden, District 7 Aldermanic Candidate

After a four year hiatus from the Common Council, Eileen Madden returned to fill the remaining term of Noah Fiedler, and she hopes to see less tension in the next term

Decision in District 2: Hammel and LeDoux Vie for Seat on April 2

Bob Hammel and William 'Butch' LeDoux represent the only race in the spring aldermanic races in Muskego