Could You Be Living With an Abusive Person?

No community is immune to the problem, so Muskego police offer early warning signs to prevent ever becoming a victim of domestic abuse.

Rep. Craig Reacts to the State of the State Address

Assembly representative from 83rd District says he's pleased at the focus on a climate for job creation, and the passage of the mining bill.

Cameras, Gates Considered to Combat Parks Vandalism

Along with an increased police presence in the parks, Muskego Parks Board hopes "eyes in the skies" as well as cattle gates might take care of vandals, or at least catch them in the act.

Drugs, Paraphernalia Found All Over Car After Traffic Stop, Say Police

Initially making a stop for an expired license plate, Muskego Police find more than a delinquent driver, according to reports.

Paycheck A Little Smaller? Here's Why...

You may have been spared from paying more in income taxes, but there still could have been a hit to your paycheck after the Fiscal Cliff Tax Deal was reached earlier this month. Here's all you need to know...

Survey Says: Splash Pads are a Hit with Residents

December poll of Muskego residents revealed that most respondents are enthusiastic over the idea of a splash pad to Muskego parks, and would be willing to pay a small fee for their use.

Homeowner Can't Access His Garage Without Deal or Rebuild

The lot line between private property and park land means a Muskego homeowner will either need to enter a written agreement with city to access his garage, or possibly tear it down to reconfigure his driveway.

Warrior Sports This Week: Jan 15 - 19

Sports teams head out around the state and outside of the state to compete in various tournaments.

What Would You Improve in Muskego in 2013?

If you could make a New Year's resolution for Muskego, what would it be?

MPD Names New Public Information Officer

Lt. Dave Constantineau, a 26-year veteran of the Muskego Police Department, will be the department's spokesperson to the press

Ryan Goes After Obamacare in First Post-Election Appearance in District

Former vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan said Obamacare was doomed to fail, as he spoke at a Racine Tea Party event on Sunday.

Lake Access Development Comes Back to Park Board

Lake access 12 and its neighbor, Jim Mortle, will be back at the table to see what beautification efforts can be made to restore the parcel, and what portion of the cost will be Mortle's.

Obituary: Wayne A. Boldt, Boldt Farms Put Muskego on the Map for Egg Distribution

Member of the family that brought Boldt Farms to Muskego, making it the 'Egg Capitol of Wisconsin', Wayne Boldt, dies at the age of 77.

Warrior Wrestlers Take Two 1st Place Finishes at Badger Invite

Another strong outing by Muskego wrestlers in Lake Geneva

Pop Up Camper Pops Through Ice On Little Muskego

Apparently unaware of the effects of 40 and 50 degree weather on ice, the owner of this camper will have quite a job removing it as colder temps will refreeze the vehicle in place.

Scouts Record Speeds of 230 mph on Steel Track

The Pinewood Derby returned to Muskego Elementary and Boy Scout Pack 19, but if you haven't witnessed it lately, the competition has gone high-tech.

Homeowner's Tip Leads to Arrests in Car Burglaries

The lesson from vehicle thefts is to lock your cars, and lately, to check to see if anything is missing from them, as thieves have been active in the past week.

The Week Ahead: Jan 13 - 19

Meetings and events in the week to come, along with stories we're working on

Playoff Payoff: Business Brace for Packer 'Traffic'

Local businesses put out a spread for your Packer party in hopes of cashing in on Packer fever

Kelly Duke to Serve 30 years for Hit-and-Run Killing Muskego Business Owners

The 17-year-old was found guilty in October of killing the couple while driving drunk, and fleeing the scene on New Year's day 2012

Week in Review: Jan 6 - 12

A plenty busy week in the rearview, as court and police files highlight some of the less desirable behavior around town, and city news includes a longtime business involved in controversy

How Do You Conquer The Flu?

The flu season is raging this year, but how do you ease the symptoms. Here's what some experts and a few of our readers had to say. Feel free to add your ideas in the comments section.

Warrior Wrestlers Pin Kenosha

A convincing win for the Warriors, taking Indian Trail to the mats, 58-22

Church Could Replace 'Lights' Teen Club

Public hearing will be held at Plan Commission meeting Feb. 5 for Fox River Christian Church

Library to Host Presentation on Amish

Little-known culture will be spotlighted in presentation by local author.

Weekend Preview: Jamborees, Scouts, Home Improvement

January thaws with lots of local events to keep you busy.

Updated: Influenza Cases on the Rise in Waukesha County

This year's flu season is the worst in five years; how to know if you've really got the flu, and where to get a shot to make sure you don't

Church Opens Dialogue on Drugs

A tough subject to talk about, drug abuse and its impact on families will be the focus of an evening open to any parents willing enough to be open themselves to tackling the issue

Kids From Wisconsin Looking for Talented Kids from Muskego

The statewide singing and dancing group has featured much local talent in the past couple of years; why not keep up the tradition?

Road Rage Call Leads to Arrest of Driver with Gun, Ammo

Wind Lake man, 35, says he didn't instigate incident but was arrested after a gun and 10 rounds of ammunition were found on him.

Muskego Woman Charged With 4th OWI

Suspect faces a felony charge after a 2011 traffic stop in Cudahy.

No Fishing License? No Problem! Free Fishing Jan. 19-20

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is holding a free fishing weekend; ice conditions permitting, head out on Muskego's lakes with your auger in one hand, and a tip-up in the other.

Fireworks Referendum Should Wait, Says Council

As the previous summer meant a fireworks ban, lawmakers would rather give a revised ordinance the chance to work before they put the use of fireworks on the ballot.

Gun Club Owner: 'You Have Every Right to be Angry'

City say it has no enforcement authority to change situation at gun club, but will look into developing design guide for ranges; in the meantime, neighbors say they are tired of waiting while owners hope to make things right.

Rep. Craig Begins Second Term Focused on Economic Growth

Representative from the 83rd District looks forward to pro-growth agenda as the 101st legislature begins its term.

Stoplights on Janesville Installed

Adding lights to the intersection of Janesville and Bay Lane Drive/Glen Cove Road, the county takes another step toward completing street work.

Man Charged in Sexual Assault of 12-Year-Old Muskego Girl

Girl had met several times with 20-year-old man she friended on Facebook; police were contacted by her father after seeing her leave with the man in his vehicle.

Bizarre Behavior at Kwik Trip Leads to Accident on I-43

Muskego police miss nabbing a woman after employees report erratic behavior, but Waukesha County Sheriff's catch up to her after she's involved in an accident on I-43

Warm Weather Prompts Thin Ice Warnings

Local lakes recently have been iced over enough to walk on, but not for long, as 40 degree temps and rain will again make the ice dangerous

Warrior Sports This Week: Jan 8 - 12

Back from break with a full complement of events; check out where and when to support your favorite Warrior sports