Bublr Bikes Giving Free 30-Minute Rides To Encourage Voting

There are 84 stations and over 700 bikes located around Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, and West Allis.

Social Justice GOTV Rally Draws National Celebrity Voices

Multiple leaders and celebrity voices from around the country will speak out against Voter Suppression.

Gov. Evers: 71 New Free Community Testing Sites Announced

71 new community testing sites are opening in October and will be available through December 10.

'I Am Speaking,' Tosa Alderwoman Says To Police Chief At Meeting

Wauwatosa Government Affairs Committee discussed letters from the Wauwatosa Peace Officers Association on Tuesday.

Wauwatosa Alderperson Selection Process

The Common Council will appoint a new alderperson from District 5 according to their adopted process to fill alderperson vacancies.

National Vote Early Day: What To Know In Wauwatosa

Over 40 million Americans have already voted in the 2020 general election. Here’s how to join them on national Vote Early Day.

Supervisor Rolland Calls For Job Creation, Racial Wealth Equity

“It’s critical to prioritize saving jobs, creating good jobs and closing the racial wealth gap that’s defined our county for too long."

'Happy Days' Virtual Reunion Planned For Oct. 25

Stars of hit show and special guests will be featured by the event sponsored by the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.

Candidate Profile: Bonnie Lee For State Assembly District 14

Bonnie Lee shares with Patch why she should be elected to State Assembly District 14.

Preview Agendas For The Week Of October 19 In City Of Wauwatosa

Financial Affairs will discuss the 2021 budget related to Development Department, Library, and Debt Service.

Outspoken Wauwatosa Alderperson Resigns

Heather Kuhl who represented District 5, resigned on October 14 after submitting a letter to the city.

City Of Wauwatosa's Alderperson Heather Kuhl Resigns

When an alderperson resigns, an aldermanic nomination committee of five current council members will be formed.

Supervisor Rolland To Wauwatosa Leaders: 'Find Common Ground'

"It’s time to deescalate the situation and accelerate solutions," he said of tensions about the conduct of Officer Joseph Mensah.

Follow The City Of Wauwatosa Budget Discussions

The capital budget includes infrastructure, city property, and long-term equipment purchases.

Election 2020 Voter Guide: What's On The Ballot In Wauwatosa

Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Wauwatosa for the election Nov. 3.

Public Statements Related To October 7 From City Of Wauwatosa

It is very important to note that the City of Wauwatosa recognizes the importance of peaceful protests.

Wauwatosa City Hall And Library Will Close Early On October 7

The Wauwatosa Police Department is ready for any activity that may occur within the city.

Rep. Robyn Vining Emphasizes Severity Of COVID-19 In Wisconsin

New daily cases in the state are three times higher than they were a month ago.

Wauwatosa City Hall And Library To Close Early On Wednesday

City facilities will close at on Wednesday at noon ahead of the Officer Mensah decision regarding the death of Alvin Cole.

Wauwatosa Preview Agendas For Week Of October 5

Click the link below for more information.

Ballot Boxes: A Way For Wauwatosa Voters To Drop Off Absentee Ballots

These free standing boxes are a place City of Wauwatosa voters can deposit their ballots into to avoid the mail.

Early Voting In Wauwatosa

Any voter who prefers to vote by absentee ballot may request one.

Candidate Profile: Robyn Vining For State Assembly District 14

Robyn Vining shares with Patch why she should be reelected to State Assembly District 14.

Wauwatosa Residents Needed For Central Count

Become a paid poll worker and help process absentee ballots on Election Day.

Rep. Robyn Vining Supports Meaningful Policing Reform

“As legislators it is our job to evaluate the state statutes and propose changes that better serve the people."

Election Season In Wauwatosa: Everything You Want To Know

There are a few ways to request an absentee ballot, and the easiest way is online.

Lawsuit Filed Against Gov. Evers' Mask Mandate

The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty filed the lawsuit on behalf of three Wisconsin residents.

Wauwatosa PFC Moves Forward With Officer Mensah Complaint

The Police and Fire Commission also voted to take no further action on two additional complaints filed against Joseph Mensah.

Diversity Training For All Wauwatosa City Employees

Human Resources is rolling out diversity training for employees. Diversity is a complex topic, not defined by one or two characteristics.

Wauwatosa Cites Technical Issues For Canceled Zoom Meeting

The Police and Fire Commission meeting has been rescheduled for Aug. 17 to discuss Officer Joseph Mensah's future with the department.​

Republican Winner In State Assembly 14 Race Has Car Stolen

Bonnie Lee, who won the Republican nomination, woke up to news that her car was stolen in Wauwatosa.

Wisconsin 2020 Primary Election Results: Ramón Currently Leading

Milwaukee County Register of Deeds incumbent Ramón faces off in contested race against longtime County Supervisor Weishan.

Fitzgerald Projected Winner in U.S. House Race For WI 5

State Senate leader Scott Fitzgerald faced Cliff DeTemple for the Republican nomination in Wisconsin's fifth Congressional District.

Lee Projected Winner for Republican WI Assembly 14 Nomination

Three Republican candidates squared off in the primary for a chance at Wisconsin State Assembly District 14.

Wauwatosa Passes It's Own Mask Ordinance

The mandate is in effect until early 2021.

Wisconsin Aug. 11 Primary: Who's On My Ballot In Wauwatosa

Voters take to the polls this Aug. 11 in Wauwatosa for the fall partisan primary. Here are the new polling places, candidates and more.

City Of Wauwatosa Publishes Preview Agendas For Week Of August 3

The Common Council meeting will be a hybrid in-person and online format.

Wauwatosa Police Chief Calls for Inclusion and Equity Chair Oust

The Wauwatosa police chief sent a letter to the mayor asking for Sean Lowe to be removed from Equity and Inclusion Commission.

New Wauwatosa Ordinance Would Ban Police Chokeholds

Wauwatosa officials are meeting Tuesday night to consider a new ordinance that would partially ban police chokeholds.

In Person Early Voting At Wauwatosa City Hall From July 27 Until August 7

In person early voting will happen at the City Clerk's office on the 2nd floor of City Hall (7725 W North Avenue).