Tell Us: What’s the Goal You Are Working on Right Now?

Big or small, we want to know what goals Shorewood residents are working towards and how they plan to achieve them. Sponsored by Grape-Nuts.

Caribou Coffee At Bayshore Town Center To Close April 14

Employees at the Caribou Coffee have begun telling customers about their upcoming closing. The last day is April 14.

Greyhound Roundup: Softball Team Wins Season Opener

Spring sports season kicks off this week with Shorewood tennis, track and field and girls soccer.

County Government Reform About More Than Supervisor Pay

A forum Thursday night in South Milwaukee spelled out all of the changes under a proposed bill reforming Milwaukee County government.

‘Crazy Train’ as Done By Barenaked Ladies

Ozzy Osbourne’s classic song took on an entirely different meaning on the Amtrak last week. This is our weekly weird crime roundup, OMG PD.

$950K Home With Stairs to Lake Michigan Beach

This 4,500-square-foot home in Racine has a fireplace picture windows looking out over the lake.

Dispatcher Guides Baby’s Birth and First Breath

Need a lift of your spirits? Read these “good news” stories from Milwaukee-area Patch communities.

800 Volunteers Work to Feed Starving Children

United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay hopes to pack 150,000 meals for starving children over a three-day period.

Facebook Finds: Deals On Wine, Cupcakes And Bowling

We love keeping you in the know about Facebook deals, specials and community events. Here's what we found in the North Shore.

Police Report: Drunken Woman Crashes Car, Reports it Stolen; Craigslist Scam

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

UWM Students Seek Public Input in Shorewood Redevelopment Project

UWM urban planning graduate students are seeking the community's input, as part of a semester-long project looking at redevelopment of the west corridor of East Capitol Drive.

Jugglers, Yo-Yo Pros Perform Sunday at Jugglefest

The eighth annual Jugglefest hits the stage Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. in Shorewood High School auditorium, 1701 E. Capitol Dr.

Controversial Pope Portrait Set for Public Unveiling

Shorewood artist Niki Johnson's piece that has sparked discussion globally, is set to be part of a special exhibit later this month at a Milwaukee art gallery.

Resident Survey to Help Shape Village Policy Decisions, Set Priorities

The village has teamed up with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for a community-wide survey, and gauge how the village is doing on serving its residents.

The Bay Restaurant Expects Late April Opening

The incoming Whitefish Bay restaurant will serve a variety of entrees, sandwiches, salads, pizza and burgers.

Obituary: Rochelle Shavers

The longtime resident of Shorewood brought joy to the lives of all she met. She passed away Monday at the age of 66.

Police Report: 69-Year-Old Tries to Strike Cop with Cane; Man Fleeing Scene Tasered 3 Times

A roundup of the latest from the Shorewood police log.

4 Drunken Drivers Arrested Last Week

Shorewood police nab four for operating while intoxicated, including a Shorewood man found in possession of drug paraphernalia, which later tested positive for marijuana.

CYGA Finds Success in a Good Combination

Catering to cyclists and yogis, CYGA offers a unique take on fitness, with cycling and yoga offering balance to clients.

Newcomer Bockhorst, Incumbent Linnane Win Close Village Board Race

In a close contest, incumbent Patrick Linnane and newcomer Tammy Bockhorst edged out challenger Paul Zovic Tuesday night, taking two seats on the Shorewood Village Board.

9Round Hits Silver Spring Drive

The 30-minute total-body kickboxing fitness center will open its doors Wednesday morning.

Atwater Bluff Restoration Starts This Spring

Continuing ongoing efforts to combat erosion and shifting land on the bluff overlooking Atwater Beach, village officials approved a $24,995 contract Monday for restoration work.

Shorewood Church Targeted in Burglary

Items worth more than $1,200 were taken Thursday during a burglary at Shorewood's Luther Memorial Chapel.

Woman Tried to Fill Fake Oxycodone Prescription, Police Say

Milwaukee woman has been charged with one felony after police say she attempted to obtain Oxycodone with a fraudulent prescription at a Shorewood pharmacy.

Tell Us: What’s the Biggest Challenge You’ve Ever Faced?

Whether it's being the first in your family to graduate college or raising money for a local cause, tell us your stories. Sponsored by Grape-Nuts.

Shorewood Lands Bird City Designation

Shorewood joins 65 Wisconsin cities, village and towns designated as a Bird City, proving its commitment to creating healthy habitats for birds.

Shorewood Snapshot: Election Day; Jugglefest; Author, Historian Visits Village

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

PHOTOS: Kids Crack 10,000 Easter Eggs during Annual Hunt

Hubbard Park was packed Saturday morning for the Shorewood Men's Club's annual Easter egg hunt and pancake breakfast.

$820K Home with Movie Theater Overlooks Nature Preserve

Custom-designed 7,820-square-foot home has amazing view of a 140-acre nature preserve.

Rare Owls Seen in Milwaukee County

The long, late winter has sent three owl species south, looking for food. The DNR has safe viewing tips for people lucky enough to glimpse the great grey owl, hawk owl and boreal owl.

Al Calderone Pizza Opening About A Week Out

The Fazzari family hopes to open its third Milwaukee area pizza restaurant in Shorewood, offering takeout and delivery.

Paul Zovic: Why I'm Running for Trustee

Shorewood resident and candidate for Shorewood Village Board, Paul Zovic, discusses why he is running for trustee.

57 Channels and Nothing On Next Door

Last month, 2 Port Washington neighbors were battling over snow shoveling. Now 2 other neighbors are at it over cable. Welcome to OMG PD.

See A Coyote in Shorewood? View These Helpful Tips

After receiving a few reports of coyote sightings in area, the village is providing an avenue for residents to learn more about the creatures.

Only Clerk's Office Open on Good Friday as Early Voting Ends

Friday is the last day for residents to vote early in-person for Tuesday's election and clerks' offices across the state, including Shorewood's, are required to be open.

Steins Bringing Outdoor Garden Center to Shorewood

You won't have to travel far for your gardening needs this spring, as Stein Gardens & Gifts has set its sights on opening an outdoor seasonal garden center.

Senior Center Hosting 'Spring into Wellness' Morning April 3

From 9 a.m. to noon at the Senior Resource Center, free workshops and presentations will take place aimed at helping residents spring into wellness.

Armed Robbery Reported Near UWM Campus

Milwaukee police arrested a Milwaukee man and are looking for two others in connection with an armed robbery Tuesday night near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus.

Easter Egg Hunts, Activities and Services in Shorewood

Here is a list of Easter events happening in Shorewood this year.

Is Shorewood High Emerging As A 'Sports School?'

Shorewood schools are widely known for their strong focus on the arts, and with that has emerged the perception that it isn't a "sports district." But, is that a false perception, given recent success by several teams?