All (Stormwater) Systems Are Go for Rocket Baby Bakery

City's Public Works Board clears path for East Tosa bakery's launch.

Rocket Baby Bakery Launch In Limbo – Over Downspout

Baker seeks compromise with city on stormwater sewer issue.

'Discovery Parkway' Prevails as Choice for New Street Name

Patch public helps committee find suitable title for County Grounds drive. Other "finalists" were Eschweiler Parkway, Monarch Parkway and Technology Parkway.

Power Line Plan Moves to PSC for Review

Preserve Our Parkway plans to submit at least three route alternatives.

Changeable Signs Remain a Moving Target

Electronic signs still a topic for council committee.

Tight First District Race Is On

Top two first district candidates separated by 34 votes.

Mayoral Campaign Just Getting Started with Primary Results

Peter Donegan says more interest in election necessary after finishing behind Kathy Ehley in primary.

FINAL POLL: What Should City Name Road Through Innovation Park?

Vote in non-binding poll earlier this week narrowed more than 10 choices to these four.

POLL: What Should City Call New Street Through Innovation Park?

Vote in our non-scientific poll to put your favorite in the "finals."

Primary Election Preview: Voter ID, New Polling Place, Candidate Info

Citywide mayor's race hottest item on ballot.

UPDATED: Primary Vote Also Features Circuit Court Judgeship

Judge Nelson Phillips has two primary challengers as he vies to be elected to his first full term on the bench.

1st District Candidates Identify Similar Issues Facing City

Three hometown candidates say it is their time to serve.

Mayoral Candidates Outline Different Paths to Achieve Similar Goals

Tuesday's primary will decide who will face off in April 3 election.

Signs of Change: Couple Goes to City Hall for Loosening of Advertising Restrictions

Business owners say no one told them their expensive electronic sign could change only once a day.

Name That Street, Part II: Committee Holds Off Pending Further Investigation

Public interest in christening new County Grounds road puts action aside for at least two weeks.

Ronald McDonald House Ready to Proceed with Expansion Plans

The need for growth for this great program is clear, but can it be done without sacrificing potential prime parkland?

Mayoral Candidates Square Off on Issues in Forum

With much to agree on, candidates find a few areas to separate themselves before next Tuesday's primary.

BLOG REPLAY: Tosa Mayor Candidates Forum

Check out our archive of the live blog from Monday night's mayoral candidates forum.

Here's Your Chance to Question Wauwatosa's Mayoral Candidates

Three candidates vying for city's top spot will take residents' questions at Monday forum at Wauwatosa Library.

Name That Street: Road Serving Innovation Park Area Needs Christening

City will ponder a permanent name for road after "Technology Parkway," UWM's working title, did not go over particularly well.

Lane Restrictions on I-94 Begin Monday

Eastbound roadwork is between 70th Street and 32nd Street, with double lane closures overnight.

UWM's Innovation Park Plans Draw Lukewarm Response from Aldermen

Perceptions of big road, big wall and high traffic make for less-than-enthusiastic reception for long-awaited project.

Wauwatosa Council Says 'No' to Power Line Routes

Ald. Jay changes her vote, giving residents of two neighborhoods an unvarnished victory.

Auto Parts Chain Leases Former Blockbuster Building

Property owner told city officials he was unaware of any part for the location in the city's comprehensive plan.

Three Hazardous Crossing Zones Get Assists from Schools, City, DOT

At least six schools could benefit from crossing rebuild and safety studies.

Tosa Turns Out to Say 'Reroute the Power Lines'

Committee passes resolution opposing electrical transmission lines on Underwood Creek Parkway or through Fisher Woods neighborhood.

ATC's Power Line Plan Could Draw Big Crowd to City Hall

Company's presentation on proposal to take place at same meeting where committee will debate on an official city stance against it.

Sensenbrenner Holding Town Hall Meeting at 5 p.m. at Civic Center

Last such meeting in Tosa ended quickly with large, loud crowd, much finger-pointing after congressman made an early exit.

Mayoral Candidate Donegan Apologizes for Error in Campaign Literature Disclosure

Alderman issues mea culpa, saying the lack of notice was an unintentional oversight that has been corrected.

Series of Public Meetings on Innovation Park Begins

Tonight's Design Review Board meeting just the first of a number of upcoming hearings.

Tosa Citizens Smelt It – Warm Weather, City Compost Program Dealt It

Odors have been the result of unseasonably mild fall and winter, plus wind patterns blowing your decomposing yard waste back at you.

Facing Packed House, County Committee Opposes Power Lines on Tosa Parkway

Spurred by citizens of Wauwatosa, the committee on Parks, Energy, and Environment unanimously passes resolution opposing power lines in all county parks.

School Board Approves $2 Million Repayment in City's Lawsuit Loss

City still looking at options on reinvesting $2 million it borrowed on behalf of the schools that in the end the district declined.

VIDEO: Wisconsin Republicans Rev Up Base for Recall Battle

About 3,000 people turned out for a "Celebrate Walker" rally in Wauwatosa Saturday.

Walker Backers Say They're Ready for Recall Fight

A kickoff rally at Wauwatosa's Hart Park invigorates Republicans to battle to keep Walker in the governor's mansion and the state moving forward.

PHOTO GALLERY: Walker Rally Draws Supporters, Some Protesters

Some people drove from hours away to attend Saturday's Celebrate Walker event in Wauwatosa.

Organizers Say 'Celebrate Walker' Rally Far Exceeded Expectations

Despite freezing weather, thousands show up at Wauwatosa park to show their support for embattled Republican Gov. Scott Walker and listen to state's GOP elite.

UPDATE: Police Lay Down Ground Rules for Both Sides at Pro-Walker Rally

Police will be standing by, but will only step in if they see a clear violation of the law on either side.

Kleefisch Adds Her Name to Slate of Tosa Rally Speakers

Lieutenant governor joins lineup for Celebrate Walker event.

Anti-Walker Protesters Are Planning to Show at Hart Park

Picketers could be ushered away, though, because event organizers have also rented that part of the park where they intend to protest.