Heads Up: Winter Storm Warning Now in Effect, Quick Burst of Snow Creating Lousy Conditions

Plain and simple, the wet heavy snowfall couldn't have come at a worse time. Here's a quick overview of what to expect if you have to head out

Lost Puppy: Have You Seen This Dog?

Out in Muskego for a play date on Monday, 'Wesley' is now missing. Can you help find him?

Bomb Threat at Tudor Oaks Accompanied by Laughter

Several hoax calls put senior care facility on alert for a short time. Police identified the calls originated from a Jamaican phone number.

Say 'No' to Voucher Expansion, Says Former Superintendent

Muskego-Norway's former chief, Joe Schroeder, says Governor Walker's school voucher expansion proposal is poor public policy

Gun Club Dispute Back on the Table

The city had few answers in January for neighbors concerned about stray bullets from a Muskego gun club, but a resolution may be possible and will be discussed at Finance Committee Tuesday.

UPDATED: Winter Storm Warning in Effect Until Noon Wednesday

Winter Storm Rocky wasn't expected to pack much of a punch in southeastern Wisconsin, but intensity of major system has upgraded initial advisory to a Winter Storm Warning for lakeside counties.

Top Rated Restaurants in Muskego, New Berlin on Yelp!

Check out the top 5 rated restaurants in the Muskego area based on the Yelp! reviews.

MPD SWAT May Join Other Cities if Council Approves

Preview of the Muskego Common Council meeting on Tuesday includes an agreement that could increase the resources to the Muskego SWAT team, and a public hearing on the rezoning of a former gas station

Overdose Call Leads to Charges for Muskego Man

Police and EMTs responded to an overdose call in March 2012, saving the 32-year-old man's life, but he is now charged for possession

The Week Ahead: February 25 - March 1

Finishing off February, here are meetings and events we've found in Muskego

New Business: Ribbon Cutting Celebrates the Joy of Juice

Muskego business owner's love of healthier alternatives turns into unique cafe, officially welcomed on Friday by business community

Parkland Mall Case Closed: a Look at the Week in Review

Plenty of discussion on the empty lot known as the "tree farm" on Janesville, as well as a study of an intersection that may bring another roundabout to the landscape. What else made news this week? Read on.

MPD Traffic Stop Leads to Man's 4th Drunk Driving Charge

The Waterford man had a .051 blood-alcohol level, but three convictions since 2009 mean he now faces a felony.

Patch to be Media Sponsor for Jammin' on Janesville

We're proud to announce that Muskego Patch will be the media sponsor for this year's Jammin' on Janesville....Why didn't we think of this sooner?

Muskego Boy Wins Wisconsin Aviation Art Contest

Paul Salsieder will advance to national contest in Washington, D.C.

Homes on 2-Plus Acres in Muskego

If you need room to roam, these properties have it, featuring plenty of outdoor living to satisfy your need for personal space.

Muskego Student Named Gatorade Soccer Player of the Year

Andrija Novakovich has been named the state's Gatorade Soccer Player of the Year and is a finalist for the national honor.

Abduction Attempt Nearby Has Police Looking for Suspect

Racine County sheriffs are hoping to catch a suspect in an abduction attempt before his next try is successful.

'Winter Storm Q' to Impact Friday Morning Commute, Up to 6 Inches Expected

While we dodge a blizzard from 'Winter Storm Q', the timing of the latest snowfall will likely create a mess for the Friday morning commute

Author Invites You to Visit the Emerald Isle

Arthur Cola has written about Irish folklore, and will be on hand at the Muskego Public Library, offering an escape to Ireland through reading and a real tour of the Emerald Isle.

Check and Mate: Muskego High School Team Takes Conference Title

Varsity team finishes its season with a perfect 8-0 record, with JV finishing a strong second.

Parkland Mall Lawsuit Dismissed

Judge finds a "contentious" relationship between developer Art Dyer and the city, but ultimately ruled that the claims against the city could not be proven.

Democrats Propose Deer Hunting Without Bullets

Representative David Craig (R-Vernon) calls support for bill prohibiting certain types of bullets 'an assault on Wisconsin's hunting tradition.'

Two Muskego Wrestlers at WIAA Individual State Meet

Two athlete from Muskego High School made it through last week's sectionals.

Roundabouts a Possibility in Moorland and Woods Road Study

Recent backups at the intersection during peak times have the city initiating a $12-$15,000 study of the site. Could a roundabout be recommended?

Roads Recap: Racine Avenue Rec Trail Likely to Start Before Janesville Road

Design plans are nearly done for recreational trail from Woods Road to Janesville Road, and construction will begin in spring; Janesville Road work won't begin in earnest however until mid-June.

Muskego Heavily Favors Roggensack in Light Primary Turnout

With no local races on the ballot, 15 percent turn out to vote, sending Pat Roggensack and Ed Fallone on to the April general election for the State Supreme Court

It's Tourney Time: When are Muskego Teams Heading to State, Regionals?

Hard to believe it's the end of the regular season for winter sports, but here's a list of the important dates that your Warriors will be vying for the state crown.

New City Website the Work of Many Hands

Taskforce made up of local citizens and professionals helped to make the new website a key in communication and transparency for the community.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Race Will Likely Get Costly

Most of the cash in high court campaign will spent by conservative and liberal outside groups — not the candidates themselves.

Muskego Unpaid Taxes Top $1 Million

The state database of delinquent taxpayers includes 34 residents and businesses from Muskego, who owe a combined total of just over $1.2 million. Search our database of people from Waukesha County who owe state taxes.

Panera Launches Hidden Menu

The menu is only available to those who know about it.

Salentine Closing: Good Business, Service Couldn't Overcome Economics

Despite a supportive community, the economics of the car market weren't working in Salentine's favor, as the nearly 90-year-old business closed last week.

Week in Review: Ships at Sea, a Car Underwater, and the Closing of Salentine's

A look back at what made news takes us out to sea, under the ice, and saying farewell to a longtime family business

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Revoked Drivers Learn the Hard Way: Really, You Can't Drive

Numerous drivers who thought they'd still take the car out after revocation or suspension aren't so lucky this week.

Teacher Retirements Announced

Eleven teachers will retire from the Muskego-Norway School District at the end of the school year.

Janesville Road Phase II Underway

Crews are at work even while the snow flies to start the utilities construction on the western half of the road project

Muskego Girl Among Those Aboard Disabled Carnival Cruise Ship

Alison Kay Raison was one of the 4,000 passengers aboard the Triumph, which lost power after an engine fire and was left stranded at sea.

Crews Work on Sunk Vehicle in Little Muskego

Vehicle fell through in January, and several attempts to remove it have been unsuccessful; the latest attempt hopes to change their luck