Tollefsen Steel Moving to Muskego

The company plans to add up to three more employees in the next two months.

AFS Serves Up Desserts With an International Flavor

International Dessert Night was a display of the many flavors of the world, and was aimed to tempt families into trying a taste of culture abroad

When Does the NCAA Basketball Tournament Begin?

Dubbed as March Madness, the NCAA college men's basketball tournament celebrates its 75th birthday this year; however for the first time in many years, you won't be foisting a green beer to celebrate.

Scholarship Deadlines Approaching for Muskego Students

Check out what scholarships are available for Muskego students moving on to higher education.

New Retail Center in Muskego Set to Begin Construction in May

With 3 to 4 tenants expected, equipment has already started to appear on the planned development in front of Kohl's Department Store in Muskego

Who's On April's Ballot: William 'Butch' Ledoux, District 2 Aldermanic Candidate

No stranger to Muskego, LeDoux hopes to continue problem-solving as alderman

What's the Weather Like? Ask the Gingerbread House

The bakery inside is the barometer for what's going on outside at Muskego's farmhouse restaurant and bake shop, the Gingerbread House.

Who's On April's Ballot: Robert Hammel, District 2 Aldermanic Candidate

Entering the only contested race on Muskego's April ballot, Robert Hammel says he's eager to be a voice for his district, but realizes it's not about making everyone happy

Muskego Bank Robbery Results in Felony Charge

Michael J. Wegge, 58, admitted to robbing several area banks, including two in Waukesha County, according to a criminal complaint.

Quest for Cocaine Results in Joy Riding, Theft Charges

A Menomonee Falls man took his Muskego girlfriend's car and money after admitting he smoked 'copious amounts of crack cocaine,' reports state; however the girlfriend is the one facing charges for possession

UPDATE: 'No Danger to Public' in MHS Lockdown; Suspect in Custody

Muskego High School was put on lockdown Tuesday, but have a suspect in custody and say there is no threat to any students or staff

What's Canceled in Muskego Due to the Snow?

We've taken a look at local alerts for cancellations because of the snow today. Here's what we found that ISN'T happening in Muskego.

No Off Season for Muskego Track Athlete

Xavier Jansen has been busy indoors collecting first place finishes in track, which bodes well for the upcoming season for the Muskego High School team.

It's March — Can You Still Get Snow Shovels in Muskego?

Apparently Mother Nature is using a different playbook this year, keeping the snowfall for the bitter end of winter; with retailers planning ahead for spring, is there any inventory left to get rid of snow?

Free Tuition to New Families at St. Joe's School

The Catholic school in Big Bend has an angel and new hope to turn things around to stay open and thrive in the years to come.

Got a Shanty on the Lakes? It's Now Gonna Cost You

After March 3 the Muskego lakes are no place to keep your ice fishing shelter overnight, no matter how cold it gets.

Saga of the Sunken Camper Comes to a Close

A pop-up camper that initially sunk in Little Muskego Lake, resurrected, and sunk again is finally extracted, and just in time.

The Week Ahead: March 4 - 8

The meetings and events coming in the week ahead.

Gymastics Team Wins Third Straight Title

The Franklin Combined team, which includes gymnasts from Muskego, set a state record in taking home another championship.

UPDATE: Winter Storm Saturn Loses Its Bite

A third storm in as many weeks is proving to be difficult to forecast, and has been downgraded from a Winter Storm Warning to a Winter Weather Advisory in some parts; find out if your community will have less to shovel

'Silent' Tornado Test Will be Conducted on Monday

If you don't hear the siren, don't panic - it's just a test of the internal system, so there's no need to call Muskego police.

Obituary: Richard M. Schwartz

Muskego resident was 92 years old, and will be remembered at a service on March 10.

Woman, 54, Killed on Interstate 43

Woman experienced car trouble and was hit by a vehicle on the freeway.

Delish! Tests the Waters

Working out a few bugs before a grand opening on March 15, the gourmet burger and sandwich restaurant serves up darned tasty fare

February Hangs on: Week in Review

Sidelined by snow, Muskego City Hall canceled meetings on Tuesday, but there were other things to talk about, including a lost dog found, a new business edging toward opening, and more crime stories

Friday Night 'Glo's with Wine, Art

Artists were welcomed to showcase their talent in an evening designed to invite the community to relax and enjoy the start to the weekend at Glo 10 Spa.

Fireworks, Rowdy Women and Cars Racing on the Ice: Must be a Full Moon

The Muskego Police Department had its share of odd incidents in the past couple of weeks, as the blotter and a full moon on Feb. 25 explains.

The Most Expensive Home in the Muskego Market

A property on Muskego's southern Lake Denoon, this Colonial has charm, lots of room, and plenty of amenities for all abilities.

Who's on April's Ballot: Kevin Kubacki, 6th District Aldermanic Candidate

A newcomer to Muskego's political landscape, Kevin Kubacki hopes to continue his interest in involvement representing the city's rural residents.

Missing Puppy Tale has a Happy Ending

Owners thank the community for making this a good news story after losing their puppy for about 3 days

Drug Defendant Tried to Leave Evidence in Squad Car, Say Police

Already arrested for possession of heroin in Milwaukee, man from Muskego also tries to leave marijuana behind, reports state

When is Daylight Savings Time?

There are signs of spring - really! - and one is the coming of Daylight Savings, but when exactly do we spring forward?

Did a Snowplow Cream Your Mailbox? What to do Next

In the process of clearing city streets, it's possible the blades that removed snow also took your mailbox with it. Now what?

Delish! Schedules Grand Opening March 15

Muskego's newest restaurant plans a 'soft open' to invite-only crowd first before they start serving gourmet burgers and shakes.

Closing of Salentine, Parkland Mall Lawsuit, Barn Fire Among Top Stories in February

Muskego Patch's top stories for February include a barn fire, a road study that includes roundabouts and a marijuana bust.

Obituary: Bernell Irene Jacob

Muskego resident, 88, was laid to rest at Wisconsin Memorial Park on Feb. 23

Snow Gallery: Share Your Photos With Us!

Got a grand snowfort, or monumental snowman? Did you snap a breathtaking picture of nature in the snowfall? Upload your pics here!

Snow Surprise: More Than Expected Snowfall, But Muskego is Business as Usual

While schools remained open for Wednesday, the big dig out begins as a winter storm slowly exits the area.

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Woman Charged With 3rd OWI at Three Times Legal Limit

Muskego Police pull over an Oak Creek woman after night of drinking what she claimed was no more than one ounce of liquor.