Urban Gardeners Seek to Transform City into Edible Forest, Combat Food Insecurity

Through its third annual Fruity Nutty Campaign, the Victory Garden Initiative will plant 150 fruit and nut trees in five Milwaukee neighborhoods.

Greyhounds Building Program One Season At A Time

Despite dropping its seventh loss of the season 60-44 to Pewaukee Wednesday night, the Greyhounds' season is looking up.

UWM Student Robbed at Gunpoint while Walking to Shorewood Home

The student told police he was walking home around 10:30 p.m. when one of two men in ski masks pulled out a hand gun and made him hand over a cell phone, wallet and backpack full of items.

Whitefish Bay School District Ends Partnership with Milestones

The Whitefish Bay School District expects to generate as much as $225,000 in annual revenue by ending its 33-year partnership with Milestones Programs for Children.

Find 'Deep Discounts' at Boutique Blowout this Weekend

The annual sale is set for Saturday from 9 a.m to 2 p.m. in the Atwater Elementary Cafetorium.

Police Report: Woman Arrested for Drunken Driving following Car Accident

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

More than $2,000, Several Packs of Cigarettes Pocketed in Gas Station Burglary

Police say a double pane window on the business at 1602 E. Capitol Dr. was cracked, the window trim removed and the window taken down to gain entry.

What Should Shorewood, Owner Do with Former Catholic Family Insurance Property?

Since 2009, when the insurance company consolidated with Catholic Knights and moved downtown, the East Capitol Drive office building has been vacant. So, have any suggestions; what do you want to see happen with the property?

Library Celebrates 110 Years of Service in Village

The Shorewood Public Library is celebrating more than a century in the village and 10 years in its current location with a fundraiser on Feb. 9 and community open house on Feb. 10.

Shorewood Swimmer to Train with Nation's Top Athletes at Exclusive Camp

After being invited to U.S. Olympic Trials last year and propelling the girls high school swim team to a state title, the Shorewood High School junior Rachel Munson is in Colorado Springs training with the top teenaged swimmers in the nation.

Police Report: Drunken Driver Causes Car Accident

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

SHS Grad Joins Marquette Soccer as Highest-rated Recruit in Program’s History

The No. 1 ranked player in the Midwest region, Louis Bennett II, will play under his father as a midfielder on the Golden Eagles this spring.

Band-O-Rama: Concert Showcasing District's Band Program Set for Feb. 21

The district's entire music program will unite for one large concert at 7 p.m. in the Shorewood High School arena.

State Mining Bill Push Begins with Public Hearing

Backers and opponents of mining legislation filled a more than 100-seat hearing room and two overflow rooms in the Capitol to be heard on the prospect of a mine in the state.

Expect to Pay More on Your Sewer Bill Soon

Shorewood officials say they need a sewer rate hike to pay debt for sewer improvements.

Camp Bar Named One of the Best New Bars in Nation

Shorewood's newest bar is garnering some high accolades after Details Magazine, an national monthly online publication, listed it as a top newly-opened establishment.

Fate of Area Blockbusters Unclear After Company Announces Plans to Close 300 Stores

The long-time video rental business announced that it will only keep about 500 stores open nationwide and will cut 3,000 jobs.

District Hires New School Communications Coordinator

Current Pulaski School District Director of Communications Rachel Vesco will take over in the superintendent's office.

Cuts to Custodial, Secretarial Staff on Table as School District Begins Budget Process

School officials are in the early stages of creating Shorewood schools' financial map and closing a $400,000 budget gap for next year.

Pizza Man to Open on Downer Avenue this Summer

More than three years after it went up in flames, the popular East Side restaurant will once again serve up slices come June.

Windows Smashed Out to Gain Entry in Weekend Apartment Burglary

An apartment until in the 3900 block of North Cramer Street was burglarized Friday night, though nothing was reported stolen.

Police Report: More than $1,000 Goes Missing from Gas Station Safe

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

Shorewood Snapshot: MLK Day; Village and School Meetings

A look at this week's local events and news.

What's Closed In The Shorewood Area On MLK Day

We've compiled a list of closings in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.

Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch: We Are Moving Wisconsin Forward

Republican lieutenant governor says Wisconsin is "in better shape today than we were before, and we're not done yet."

Collective Bargaining Law Upheld by Federal Appeals Court

Act 10, which essentially stripped public unions of their ability to bargain, was ruled constitutional on Friday in a federal appeals court.

Free Tax Help for Seniors

Volunteers from the American Association of Retired People (AARP) will be on hand from 1 to 5 p.m. Appointments are required.

Shorewood Athletic Director Retiring at End of School Year

After 25 years in Shorewood schools, Bill Haury is retiring. The School Board will consider his retirement request Tuesday night.

Shorewood Startup Certified for Business Investment Tax Credits

The startup designed a device for homeowners and well contractos that continuously measures underground water levels.

Cupcake Shop Coming to Bayshore for Valentine's Day

Cedarburg bakery Delicately Delicious plans to open a temporary "pop-up shop" in the Glendale mall from Jan. 31 to Feb. 14.

District Hopes to Make Volunteering on MLK Day A Tradition

On Monday, district employees will volunteer at 10 differnet non-profit organizations and events in Shorewood and across the Milwaukee area.

Take Virtual Journey Around the World at St. Robert Folk Fair

The multicultural celebration of costume, music, dance, food and cultural displays is slated for Monday from 8 to 10:30 a.m.

PHOTOS: Greyhounds Edge Cedarburg to Pick Up Season Win No. 9

The boys varsity basketball team fought off a fourth quarter surge by Cedarburg to improve to 9-5 (7-4) on the season.

Police Report: 2 Car Break-ins; Man Reports Counterfeit $20 Bill

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

Homeowner Runs into Man Burglarizing House

Police say a burglar made off with a cable box, red leather bag and black purse containing a debit card, swipe key card and keys to Shorewood High School.

WATCH: 'Around the Corner' Featuring Shorewood

Miss the free showing or when it aired on TV? Milwaukee Public Television has made the full episode available online.

Shorewood Man Pleads Guilty to Trying to Solicit Teen Online

James Donelan was charged in February after he engaged in a sexually explicit conversation with what he thought was a 15-year-old Shorewood boy—but was actually an undercover detective with the Milwaukee Police Department.

SHS Drama Announces Winter Musical 'Godspell'

A cast of 22 actors present the Stephen Schwartz musical, which questions and analyzes everyday choices between right and wrong through song and dance.

Woman Accused of Stabbing Boyfriend During Argument

Police say the victim didn't report his girlfriend was responsible for the stabbing because he wasn't sure if he wanted her to get in trouble.

BBQ Restaurant Coming to Bayshore Mall Theater

Big Daddy's Brew & Que, will replace Ovation, which closed in November.