Man Sought in Robbery Attempt in Parking Lot of Sauced

Muskego police need your help in finding a man who attempted to steal a woman's car, knocking her down in the process

Police: Teen Horseplay Ends Up in Drug Charges

Horsing around in a parking lot, teens get a little too much attention from a Muskego cop.

Warrior Sports This Week: Dec. 11 - 15

Catch the local sports and tomorrow's stars all week long.

City Could Write Off $3,600 in Uncollectible Taxes

List of businesses reaches back to 2004,

Turkey Trot Makes Strides for New Windows at St. Leonard's

St. Leonard's 5K run will help replace 102 windows at school.

PHOTOS: Hotcakes and Holidays

Muskego Lion's Club serves up breakfast and the opportunity to tell Santa what's on your list.

Muskego DJ Keeps German Tradition On the Air

Longevity in radio is generally a contradiction in terms, but Muskego man is part of program that has broadcast for 57 years and counting.

Lion's 'Breakfast' Turns 39

Muskego's oldest nonprofit group brings back a holiday favorite

Police Get a Jump on 'Booze and Belts'

The past week featured an inordinate number of drunk driving arrests, showing that you don't need a law enforcement initiative to get pulled over.

Do You Pay Summerfest Admission?

General admission tickets go up $1 in 2013, Summerfest announced this week. But do you pay for tickets at all?

Muskego Wrestlers Handed Loss by Arrowhead

Taking only 4 of 14 matches in a meet with Arrowhead, Muskego wrestles with another loss.

Attention Southridge Shoppers: Old Navy Returning; Buca Di Beppo, Chico's Others Coming as Well

Southridge officially announced new tenants Buca di Beppo, Chico's, LOFT, Longhorn Steakhouse, and Old Navy at today's renovation completion ceremony.

Who is the Muskego Person of the Year?

Who comes to mind when you think of who's made a difference in the community this year, toiled for something great in relative obscurity or in grand style?

Weekend Preview: Jams, Java, Jingle Bells and the Jolly Man Comes Back for Breakfast

The Muskego Lion's Club celebrates the 39th Annual Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, but there's a lot to do before you'll get there.

Police Looking for Man in Suspicious Incident on Bike Trail

A man's "unusual conversation" with two girls have police concerned about his intentions, but say there's no cause for alarm.

Snow's Coming! Head for the (Sledding) Hills!

Park Arthur will be ready once the flakes fly for serious sledding; here are a few things to note before you grab the gloves and go

Purse Fashionista Grows in Unlikely Place

Miche Bags was a distributorship in Muskego's Business Park, but has transformed into a boutique to include and promote other small businesses amid the industry

New Group Forming to 'Grow Women'

Women's Business Connections forms out of Muskego Chamber of Commerce, with the goal of helping area women develop professionally and personally

Passion for Fashion Among Approved Courses for 2013

Muskego-Norway students will still have options in art education, and new courses will bring back basic technology in a more 'hands on format' to address gap in learning for real-world jobs

Could Weekend Snow Sideline Our Quest for a Record?

Two chances exist for our first 'real snow' of the season and include a potential for 4-6 inches on Sunday, but meteorologists say confidence is not high, which means a record for snowless days could be set instead.

Second Lakeshore Clinic Gets 'Blue Ribbon' Treatment

New Aurora Lakeshore Medical Center adds another piece to Moorland corridor, bringing physicians in from New Berlin facility.

Booze and Belts: Sober Up, Buckle Up

Muskego Police will join in statewide mobilization to crack down on drinking, 'drugging' and driving, as well as seat belt enforcement.

Janesville Road Lights are On, But Why are They So Close?

Close spacing of lights has drawn criticism from readers, so we asked, "what's up with that?"

Kohl's 'Refresh' Gets OK

Facade will look different, but not by much in early 2013.

Rep. Craig Receives Committee Appointments

David Craig was named as chair of the Committee on Financial Institutions, also received nod for vice chairmanship of Gov't Operations

4th OWI Charge for Man Enroute from the Falls to West Bend, Via Muskego

A Greendale man in apparent need of a GPS is accused of his fourth drunk driving charge and tells a police officer he's upset because he just found out his wife is cheating on him.

Hoops for Hope Takes to the Court Again

Annual girls basketball tournament keeps its eye on the ball, as well as the need for filling the Food Pantry's shelves.

32 Car Accidents Reported on Freeway Monday

In about a 12-hour time span, 32 cars crashed along the interstate. That's more than five times the normal daily average of freeway accidents.

Obituary: Edwin J. Seybold

Muskego man was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran who had once tried out for the Chicago Cardinals football team and played semi-pro before teaching at Whitnall High School.

'Honor Flight' to Play at Capitol Hill, Then on Local Screens

The documentary film that follows the story of the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight airs in Marcus Theatres throughout the state this week, but not before members of Congress take time to view the movie on their home turf.

Warrior Sports This Week: Dec. 4 - 8

Boys take to the mats and hoops heat up as we head into December

Skout Predator Suspect will Learn Sentence on Porn Charges

Daniel R. Schmidt was arrested in June for assaulting a Muskego teen in a Hales Corners park, but pleaded guilty to other charges in Waukesha County; his sentencing is Monday

Obituary: George F. Loshaw

Father, St. Leonard parishioner and former Allen-Bradley employee was laid to rest at the age of 77 on Dec. 1

Obituary: Jerry Anne Anderson

Muskego woman dies at the age of 75, and is survived by many children and grandchildren

Season's Eatings: Developing the Muscle in Your Willpower

Back at the gym, I'm hoping that work I'm doing doesn't go to waste in the face of party trays of cheese, sausage, crackers and dip. Here are some tips from local fitness-ista, Gail Levin to help have your 'cake' and eat it too

Does the City Have Enough Police Officers?

Use this searchable database on Patch to see how Muskego compares with others around the state.

Kohl's to Pitch a New Design, Again

Plan Commission will hear a new plan from Kohl's to refresh the exterior of the store.

Charity Begins at Home

There are so many places to share the blessings of the season, and the best part is that most of those are right in your own back yard. Here's a guide that no doubt will grow - feel free to add your own!

Get Off the Street! Winter Parking Rules Begin Today

If your driveway's been crowded, you will have to find another place to park your car than the street. Otherwise, you'll wake up to an unpleasant surprise.

Lion-Hearted Donations Delivered

The Muskego Lions Club brought boxes of food to families for Thanksgiving, carrying along with them hope for a brighter holiday