'Tosa Raceway' Has Run Its Last Lap

Man who ran laps around north side subdivision in souped-up car is leaving Tosa for the aerospace industry.

Family Hopes DNA Sequencing Can Solve Medical Mystery

Two Pewaukee brothers have the same unique and debilitating genetic condition; the family is undergoing DNA sequencing at the Medical College of Wisconsin and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin in Wauwatosa to try to identify their disease and search for tr

Cashel Dennehy School of Irish Dance Again Brings Home World Title

The public is invited to celebrate the success of troupe that trots the globe winning honors, with Tosa dancers standing out.

Adding Faces to Names: Memorial Seeks Photos of Wauwatosans Lost in Vietnam

Did you know these men? The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund wants a photo for every name on "The Wall" in D.C. Three are still needed from Wauwatosa.

'Flags of Our Fathers' Author Recounts Learning of His Dad's Quiet Courage

James Bradley tells of the experience of delving into the history of his reticent war-hero father through one of America’s most timeless photographs.

Composter Helps Out Hart Park Planting Day with Gift of 'Black Gold'

Owner of company that handles Tosa composting program responds to plea that poor soil could make project daunting. His donation of organic soil medium will increase likelihood of success for new groves in city park.

Teens Who Are on Track Start with Parents Who Have Their Backs

What are you doing in your house, with your child, that involves leadership and community service?

A Scrap of History Blows in on the March Wind

Wauwatosa was big in the news back in 1966, just as today, but some of the news we wouldn't cover, and some – such as outrage over a major economic development – probably wouldn't happen.

Forecast Now for 7.5 Inches of Snow Through Evening in Tosa

Hazardous conditions are expected to prevail just when most are on the road, so extra caution is advised.

Earphone Accidents Are More Common Than You Might Think

A Michigan boy was seriously injured in similar fashion one day after the Wauwatosa accident, and a university study released just a month ago warned of a growing number of incidents involving "sensory deprivation."