Where To Find Girl Scout Cookies In The Waukesha Area

Girl Scout Cookie weekend is this weekend, and many local troops are setting up booths in town. Here's where and when:

Elderly Waukesha Couple Asking For Fire Hydrant Help

A Waukesha couple says they can no longer keep up with shoveling out their neighborhood's fire hydrant - and needs some help.

​Date Set for Retzer Nature Center's Wild Winter Night

New candlelight hikes will highlight nocturnal animal behaviors. Here's how to go:

Registration Opens For 'Before the Bump'

Before the Bump: Your Journey to a Healthy Pregnancy will take place at The Ingleside Hotel in Pewaukee.

Now That Jayme Closs Has Been Found, How To Help

For the jubilation and relief that comes with the news of the recovery of an abducted person, authorities caution patience and compassion.

Pabst Farms YMCA Shutting Down Pools Over Crypto Worry

As a precaution, the Pabst Farms YMCA voluntarily closed the pools to hyper-chlorinate them. This is how long they're closed:

Charpentier Signs with Judson University

National Signing Day - Waukesha Resident, Heritage Christian Schools' Student to Play Volleyball at Illinois School

Waukesha Girls Get 'Best Halloween Ever' From Fire Department

It would have been easy to believe that something was wrong after a fire engine pulled up on the street, but it was not the case.

Man's Death 'Unthinkable' After Airport Road Car Accident

Family says that Mikey Warner was walking in a crosswalk on his way to catch a bus that would have taken him home.

Waukesha's Second-Annual Science Fest Will Be 'Hands-On'

Staff will present programs on natural resources, water conservation, recycling, space, Earth science, wildlife, citizen science and more.

Red Flag Phrases For Parent-Teacher Conferences

Kevin Pasqua of LearningRx Milwaukee-Brookfield talks about what parents should listen for at parent-teacher conferences

Waukesha North Kicker Raising Money To Fight Cancer

Austin Peters is currently just under $600 and hopes to raise some more in the last two weeks of the campaign.

Waukesha Eagle Scout's Project Gives Back In A Big Way

Nathan’s project generated approximately $11,000 worth of donations to help many, many people in the community.

WCTC to offer workshop on caring for the aging

Four-course workshop to begin Sept. 11

25 Tips To Help Your Student Succeed This Year

Back to school --- Back to homework

Fair To Help 8,500 Waukesha Residents Living With Dementia

More than 25 agencies will provide information and resources for caregivers of those with memory loss.

2018 Waukesha Run With the Cops Friday, Main Street Closures

All funds raised from this event will go to fund police special projects that are typically not funded with tax money.

Outdoor Ready: West Bend Summer Safety Checklist

Tips to keep you and your family safe during the summer months

Waukesha Jump Into Lake To Benefit Drug Overdose Victims

On the day of Archie Badura's burial following a fatal drug overdose, family members jumped into the water fully clothed in his memory.

Fund Set Up To Help Waukesha Woman Who Was Stabbed In Back

Police say the woman's estranged husband stabbed her in the back over a matter of $300 in child support. Now she is recovering.

2 Infants Fall Out Of Van, Dad Arrested For Drunk Driving: Police

Police say they arrested the father of two children after a witness saw a 1-year-old and 2-year-old fall out of his moving van.

Free Waukesha, Washington Park Passes Over Mother's, Father's Day

Annual parks sticker holders from both counties will have free reciprocal park admissions on Mother’s Day and Father's Day weekends.

Best And Worst States For Women: Wisconsin One Of The Best

Wisconsin got high marks for the number of women who graduate high school, and also for political participation.

Waukesha Arbor Day Volunteers Welcomed

Volunteers and county staff will be planting 250 native tree seedlings from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Nursery.

Retzer Nature Center Earth Day Event Features Grand Opening

The Friends of Retzer Nature Center’s Annual Earth Week Celebration Finale has activities for the whole family all day. Details here:

Larry Nassar Victim Aly Raisman To Lead Sex Assault Talk

Gymnast Aly Raisman, a Larry Nassar victim, will lead the Women's Center talk on sex assault during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Wisconsin Mom Murdered; Son Running Out of Money: Report

58-year-old Tammy Butler was found dead in her home this week. As authorities try to find the killer, her son is preparing to bury his mom.

11 March For Our Lives Events In Wisconsin: Find Out Where

Here's when and where activists in the March for Our Lives events will be gathering to demonstrate against gun violence.

Lenten Silent Labyrinth Walk Offered by First Baptist Church

Waukesha’s downtown First Baptist Church, at Wisconsin and Grand Ave., is hosting a meditative, at-your-own-pace, prayer labyrinth.

Fundraiser Set Up For 6-Year-Old Battling Leukemia

Six-year-old Benny Thielitz of Waukesha has a long fight ahead of him, but people are making sure he and his family are getting help.

This Is The Best City In Wisconsin To Live In

24/7 Wall Street ranked the best city for living in each state. See which Wisconsin city made the list.

Hey Waukesha, Is This Your Tiny Scared Dog?

He was found on Pebble Valley Road in the City of Waukesha and is currently being housed at HAWS.

Waukesha Salvation Army Calls For Food Donations

The early 2018 weeks of January and February are often a slow period for food pantry donations of needed food.

Sometimes A Mother's Love Is Tough Love

When 11-year-old Waukesha middle school student Gavin Armstrong missed the bus, his mother Nicole taught him a lesson he'll never forget.

Dogs Rescued From Korean Meat Farm Now Sheltered In Waukesha

A number of the dogs will be ready for adoption by this weekend, and a majority of them by the end of next week.

Small Business Saturday, Free Parks Admission In Waukesha

If you can take advantage of warm weekend weather, there are two events happening Saturday that will get you out and about:

'Homes for our Troops' Helping Find Right Fit For Injured Iraq Soldier

An improvised explosive nearly took the life of Sgt. Michael Gower. Now people are helping to raise money for a home that fits his family.

Waukesha 4-H To Host Open House

The Waukesha County 4-H is hosting an open house later this month for families to learn more about how to get involved.

6th Graders Set Up Lemonade Stand To Help Flooding Victims

Two middle school students in Wisconsin are determined to help Hurricane Harvey flood victims in Texas - even if it's 50 cents at a time.

Top U.S. Billiard Player From Waukesha Needs Your Help

Kaiden Hunkins is one of the top junior billiard players in the U.S. and qualified for the world championships in Moscow. Help him get there