Wisconsin State Fair And Prairie Farms Announce New Partnership And Cream Puff Sales At Milwaukee Mile During IndyFest

Prairie Farms to sponsor day at the Fair and serve as official cream supplier for the Wisconsin Bakers Association's famous Original Cream Puffs ®

Tips to Deal with the After Effects of Flooding and Water Damage

The Better Business Bureau of Wisconsin is advising both renters and homeowners to use caution when dealing with water damage or flooding problems.

Pancreatic Cancer: The Deadliest Major Cancer

Pancreatic Cancer is the deadliest of the major cancers, with a 5 year survival rate of only 5%. The key to early detection is through awareness and funding research.

Still Haven't Found What They're Looking For (New Forever Homes!)

Take a chance on one of the long-term adoptable residents at HAWS - you'll be glad you did!

Carroll now offers Master of Science in Exercise Physiology

Carroll University recently added a Master of Science degree program in Exercise Physiology, with concentration areas in clinical exercise physiology, and strength and conditioning.

Carroll University offers new graduate degree in graphic communication

Beginning in fall 2013, Carroll University will offer a Master of Science degree in graphic communication.

Carroll’s Summer Arts Series begins June 2

The Children’s Choir of Waukesha will perform the first event of Carroll University’s 2013 Summer Arts Series at 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 2.

Carroll graduate receives full scholarship for Hong Kong study

Kyle Wagner, a 2013 graduate of Carroll University, has received a full scholarship to a master’s degree program at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.

Carroll artist wins MATA award

Philip Krejcarek, professor of art at Carroll University, was awarded for his photograph, “On the Scuppernong Trail,” in the Milwaukee Area Teachers of Art spring show.

English professor selected as Folger Shakespeare Library fellow

Dr. John Garrison, assistant professor of English at Carroll University, will conduct research at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., in summer 2013.

Carroll student will walk 39 miles for breast cancer cause

Pamela Hicks, a graduate student in education at Carroll University, will walk 39 miles June 1-2, 2013, in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Chicago.

Cleveland Kidnapping Case Grim Reminder of Dangers to Our Children

Waukesha criminal defense attorney Mark Powers reflects on the bizarre kidnapping case in Cleveland and the need for all of us to safeguard our children.

One man's trash is another man's treasure...

Check out these websites for new options of recycling items in our area such as plants, household items and pretty much anything you have lying around!

Weekly United Way Press Release - Volunteer Opportunities

This press release highlights four volunteer opportunities currently open in our community. For more volunteer opportunities available in Waukesha County, visit www.VolunteerWaukesha.com.

Drumming Up Flavor For Memorial Day

Memorial Day marks summer’s unofficial start. If you’re celebrating with food try these delicious recipes!

Waukesha County Labor Council Awards Two Scholarships

The Waukesha County Labor Council awarded two $1,000 scholarships yesterday to two high school students whose parents are union employees.

Beware of Memorial Day Scams Aimed at Military Personnel

Memorial Day is a time to honor those who serve and remember those who have died in war. But sadly, it has also become a key opportunity for scammers to target military personnel and veterans.

Happy (?) Kitten Season to All!

For HAWS, summer means "Kitten Season"!

Gary Grindeland Leaves as Pastor of Christ the King in Delafield; Gary Johnson to be Interim Pastor

Christ the King Lutheran Church of Delafield has announced that Reverend Gary A. Grindeland has left for a new position in New Jersey, and Reverend Gary Johnson is the new interim pastor.

Rogers InHealth Created To Help Reduce Mental Health Stigma

In honor of Mental Health Month, the System is introducing Rogers InHealth - which was created to help eliminate stigma by sharing stories of real people who live with a mental illness.

Summer Vacation Sun Protection at Copacetic !

Stay safe and have fun in the Sun.

Arming Our Troops With the Military Ration

Armed Forces Day is May 18th. Ever wonder what we feed our soldiers?

NTSB Urging Federal Government to Lower Blood-Alcohol Limit to .05

The NTSB may want to lower the legal blood-alcohol limit but the argument rages on about whether the change will impact the drunk driving problem. Attorney Mark Powers explains.

Natural Relief for Osteoarthritis

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine are proven, effective treatments for people suffering from osteoarthritis.

Hamburger Briefs and Beefs

It’s National Hamburger Week. How do you like your burgers?

Copacetic is your destination for sun protection!

Hats, clothing and lip balm with UV protection

Rally for Rodents at HAWS!

This Sunday is Rodent Rally day at HAWS, the Humane Animal Welfare Society in Waukesha!

Is Wisconsin 'Money Badger' Michael Grebe Paying Fox News Head Big Bucks for Fawning Media Coverage of His Favorite Wisconsin Politicians?

Bradley Foundation Doles Out $250,000 No-Strings Attached Award to Fox ‘News’ Head

Virtual Education: Why it can work for you

Every day, Wisconsin teachers strive to fulfill fundamental goals of education: to foster a love of learning and challenge students to try new things to reach their full potential.

Southeast WI Master Gardener Perennial Plant Sale

Thousands of locally grown perennial plants. Master Gardeners answer gardening related questions. 18 years of providing quality plants at reasonable prices.

Christ the King Church Vacation Bible School Schedule

Vacation Bible School is June 10-14 at Christ the King Church in Delafield. "Kingdom Chronicles: Standing Strong in the Battle for Truth!" is the theme.

Teacher Rewards Makes it Easy with More Ways to Save on Supplies at Waukesha Staples

New Teachers Rewards Program for Waukesha Educators Launches May 15

Supreme Court Still Wrestling with DNA Collection Upon Arrest

The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide whether police can collect a person's DNA sample upon arrest even without a conviction. Waukesha criminal defense attorney Mark Powers weighs in.

Finding Answers for Allergies

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a natural healing resource for allergies. A combination of acupuncture, herbal remedies and good nutrition can help patients find real and lasting relief.

Wisconsin Improves Business Rankings

State Rep. Adam Neylon statement on the National Federal of Independent Business recently recognizing Wisconsin's recent improvements as a place to do business.

Waukesha teachers display art at Carroll University

A new exhibition of work by art teachers in Waukesha Public Schools will be on display at Carroll University from May 23 to June 15, 2013.

Street closing for Carroll Commencement

East Avenue between College Avenue and McCall Street will be closed to traffic from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, May 12, 2013, for Carroll University's Commencement ceremony.

Give Your Mom the Time of Day

Did you know that as many as 86 percent of American moms feel unappreciated? On Mother’s Day pamper your mom with a few simple treats you can make from or for the kitchen.

Five Ways to Help Your Child Transition to Full Day School

Is your young one heading to Kindergarten this fall? Read on for tips on how to prepare them for full days of school!

First Federal Bank Hosting FREE Shred Day

First Federal Bank, 1617 E. Racine branch, is hosting a FREE Shred Day from 9-11, May 18.