Waukesha County Court Reopens For In-Person Proceedings

Under the county's reopening plan, everyone in courtrooms, and court-related confined spaces must wear face coverings.

'I Have Nothing': The Story Of Wisconsin's Unemployment Crisis

Nearly 1 of 7 adults in Wisconsin have filed for unemployment. Many are down to their last few dollars, facing eviction — or worse.

Mike Pence To Campaign In Wisconsin

Tickets for next week's campaign stop are available online and are limited to two per applicant​.

What's Open, What's Closed In Waukesha Amid COVID-19

There are still some offices that are closed in Waukesha due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Here's your guide as of mid-June.

Waukesha County Upgrades Mass-Gathering Guidelines

The large gathering guidance has been issued as a recommendation, rather than an order, officials said.

Waukesha Man Gets No Answer On Unemployment Claims

A Waukesha man says he's filed six claims and made more than 300 phone calls to see if he's going to get unemployment. So far, no answer.

Police Called After Unhappy Menards Customer Disputed Mask Policy

Police call logs indicated that the customer "barged through security after being told he could not enter without a mask."

2020 Waukesha Bluesfest Canceled

Organizers say they're looking to get the Rotary BluesFest going next summer, August 13 and 14, 2021.

Wanaki Golf Course Now Up For Sale — And There's A Deadline

According to the amendment, county officials could sell Wanaki for outdoor recreation purposes by June 30.

Kohl's Opening Stores In 10 States; Wisconsin Coming Soon

The Menomonee Falls-based retailer is opening some stores but is holding off on the Badger State for now, company officials said.

Waukesha Working With Businesses To Plan Recovery: Column

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow outlines his plan to reopen Waukesha-area businesses.

Waukesha Drop-Off Center Now Open

Residents must be able to manually handle their own unloading of materials without assistance.

Waukesha Gym Hoping To Lift Its Way Out Of Coronavirus Downturn

How long could the owners of the Waukesha West Anytime Fitness keep the gym open with nobody allowed to come in and work out?

Here's How Many Waukesha Voters Didn't Return Absentee Ballots

Many Waukesha voters didn't get an absentee ballot on time, or never turned it in. Here's how many voters didn't turn in their ballots.

Local Job Fair Will Be Hosted Online

In Waukesha County, job seekers and employers will have the chance to participate in a virtual job and resource fair. How to sign up:

Wisconsin Billionaires Not Doing Much About Coronavirus: Forbes

Forbes this week released its 2020 World's Billionaires List. See what these people are doing to fight the U.S. coronavirus pandemic.

How Cousins Subs Is Surviving The Coronavirus Shockwave

Company officials say they're weathering the storm in a variety of ways - and have managed to avoid layoffs.

Uptown Art - Sussex Celebrates Seventh Year in Business

Owner Stacie Estrada Looks Forward To Reopening Studio After Wisconsin's Safer At Home Order Is Lifted

Quad/Graphics Furloughs Employees, Cuts Pay For Top 300 Workers

"We have faced tough times before and persevered," Joel Quadracci, Quad’s Chairman, President and CEO​​ said.

Waukesha Businesses: Open Or Closed? Let Local Customers Know

We're publishing a simple Open-or-Closed Directory for Waukesha businesses. Here's how to get listed.

Waukesha Police Department Closes Front Lobby

Complaints, parking tickets, parking permits, open records requests and other services have been affected.

'Unprecedented' Job Growth In Waukesha, Officials Say

Citing companies like Milwaukee Tool, Super Products, Paul Davis Restoration and Brelie Gear, Waukesha officials say they've seen growth.

Oconomowoc Baseball Stadium Approved, Construction To Start

A new 2,500-seat Baseball Stadium and 43,000 square foot indoor health and wellness training center will be built in Oconomowoc.

Pewaukee's Black Horse Carriers To Say Open, Lay Off 35

Company officials said Black Horse Carriers is attempting to transfer as many employees as possible to open positions.

Downtown Waukesha Business Says Goodbye At February's End

The owners of 5Points Brew & Sweets said they're closing their doors in Waukesha by the end of the month.

Plastic Bags Are Gumming Up Waukesha Recycling Effort: City

City officials say one out of every five things Waukesha residents are recycling is actually trash, and it's becoming a big problem.

Logistics Company To Lay Off 95 Workers: Report

Bear Down Logistics was one of several smaller delivery firms that Amazon stopped working with.

Chick-Fil-A Sets Opening Date

The dining room, which includes free WiFi and a two-story indoor children’s playground, has seating for 104 guests.

City Shuts Down Fuzzy's In Waukesha: Report

Owner Phil Santiago said Fuzzy's has been closed since mid-January.

Kohl's Cutting 250 From Workforce, 'Leadership Layer' At Stores

Company officials said the company is still in a position of financial strength, and would not be closing stores or corporate offices.

Waukesha Sweets And Treats Festival Sells Out In Minutes

Organizers tried selling additional tickets online on Jan. 31, but they sold out minutes after they were made available.

Waukesha's Mountain Top Coffee: A Dream Realized

For owner Nathan Darrow, starting up Mountain Top Coffee was a dream that began years ago.

Woman Called Police Over KFC Chicken Sandwich: Report

It's not the first time something strange happened at this Waukesha KFC.

Blue Collar Coffee Opens New Shop In Delafield

Blue Collar’s menu includes espressos, teas, smoothies, baked goods, breakfast sandwiches and various lunch items including soups and more.

After Burglary, Waukesha Woman Asking For Help Tracking Down Lion

The lion, named Little Literary, is very important to the studio, she said. It's been a fixture at the business over the last eight years.

Waukesha County Electronics Recycling Event Is Moving Locations

Citing high demand, local officials said they're relocating the Nov. 9 electronics and appliance collection event.

Waukesha Engine Plant To Lay Off Up To 120 Workers

A Waukesha-based engine plant will be laying off a majority of its workers starting by the end of this year.

Waukesha Chancery To Close

After ups and downs in the restaurant business, the Waukesha Chancery is slated to close for good this weekend.

Developer Asking For City Help For Fox Run Center Proposal

Waukesha City officials say VJS Development Group and Somerstone are proposing a redevelopment project for the Fox Run Shopping Center.

Sgt Nate Wright Awarded “Person of the Year”

Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce Community Awards Gala