Woman Charged With Stabbing Her Husband

The husband's arm was bleeding from the knife wound, but his wife, who was intoxicated, said she didn't mean to 'prick' her husband during the domestic altercation last week.

Teenage Boy Threatens Family After Daylight Car Break-In

The 14- to 16-year-old boy threatened a woman and her father with what is believed to be a gun after they caught him going through one of their cars parked in the driveway.

Middle School Forensic Team Takes Third at State

Thirty-nine local middle school students competed in the tournament, which attracted 1,350 middle school students from 84 Wisconsin schools.

From Dominican High School to Organizing for Obama

Former Whitefish Bay resident Betsy Hoover directs the emerging field of online organizing for President Barack Obama's campaign.

Last Chance: Absentee Voting Ends This Week

If you won't be in town for Tuesday's election, you need to request an absentee ballot by Thursday or vote in-person by Friday.

Photos: Bottle Caps Find New Purpose in School Art Project

First- through fifth-grade students at Richards School are using bottle caps to make large artistic displays of nature this week.

Highland House Named Top Margarita Destination in the North Shore

The tropical-themed Mequon restaurant received the most votes in our Patch readers poll, with COA at Bayshore coming in a close second place.

Week Ahead: Art Crawl, School Board Forum and Pancakes With the Bunny

The North Shore Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast, Holy Family fish fry and an art crawl at Whitefish Bay High School are just a few of the events on tap this week in Whitefish Bay.

Great Clips Coming to Whitefish Bay

The hair salon chain will fill the old Nevaeh Medispa building, which has been vacant since late 2010.

Whitefish Bay Lands Bird City Designation

With cooperation between Whitefish Bay's government, garden club and civic foundation, the village is now one of 50 Wisconsin communities that will be recognized for their conservation efforts.

Ann Romney Visit Kicks Off GOP Campaigning in Wisconsin

The flurry of ads and campaign appearances are just beginning here as GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney's wife appears at Miss Katie's Diner in Milwaukee with state Sen. Alberta Darling.

Dominican Junior Duane Wilson to Play Basketball for Marquette

Wilson, who has one more year to shine with the Knights, will be the first Dominican grad in recent history to stay in Milwaukee and play for the Marquette Golden Eagles.

Readers' Choice: Nominate Your Favorite Margarita

Patch is looking for the best margaritas in the area — whether they be frozen, salty or sweet. So tell us your go-to spot for a margarita, and we'll open the contest to voting next week.

Middle School Students Honored at Masonic Lodge Celebration

After an evening of Irish food and dancing, the George Washington 1776 Lodge honored two Whitefish Bay Middle School students for their achievements, and gave each student $500 to donate to their charity of choice.

Meet the School Board Candidates Next Week

Advocates For Education will host a meet-and-greet event with candidates for the uncontested School Board race Monday at the Whitefish Bay Women's Club.

Residents Split on Proposed Changes to JCC

With proposed increases to hours and traffic, some residents voiced opposition at a public hearing Monday, while others supported the JCC.

Police Report: Drive-By Squirt Gunning, Missing Artwork and a Stolen Bike

The latest reports from the Whitefish Bay Police Department.

School District Recovers Nearly All of Failed Investment

Whitefish Bay school officials say they feel "vindicated" by news of Stifel Nicolaus' large legal settlement, and thank the community for its patience over the last four years.

Blue Dukes' Season Ends With Loss to Eisenhower

Whitefish Bay girls will not return to the state basketball tournament this year after a loss in Saturday's sectional championship game.

Week Ahead: JCC Hearing; "Race to Nowhere" Forum

Whitefish Bay Library will host Patch's free media workshop, and on Wednesday night, it will host a lecture by William Shakespeare (not really).

Freshman Forward Leads Dominican to State Championship Game

With a win over Colfax Thursday night, the Knights now face off against an undefeated Cuba City team for the D4 state title.

Photos: Blue Dukes Girls Headed to Sectional Finals

With a win over Wauwatosa West Thursday night, the only thing that stands between the Blue Dukes and a trip to the state tournament is a sectional finals game against New Berlin Eisenhower on Saturday.

Ecstasy (Or Fake Ecstasy) Found at Hot Tub Party

Five people used a friends' hot tub without the homeowner's permission Saturday night, leading officers to discover 20 pills and a vial designed to hold ecstasy.

Poll: Who's at the Top of Your March Madness Bracket?

The NCAA tournament kicked off today, and both Marquette and UW advanced past the first round.

Whitefish Bay Native Uses Acting Career to Help Young Addicts

Actress Kristen Johnston hopes her tales of addiction, documented in her new memoir, will bring attention to the need for New York's first addiction-recovery high school.

Patch is Your Community Gathering Place

Whether you're having a bake sale, just got a promotion or you had the best dinner in town, Patch is where you can post, talk, and blog!

Longest Beer Run Ever?

It's more than 1,000 brewskis and counting for 30-year-old social media guru from Whitefish Bay who has made a habit of running and drinking a beer every single day for more than a year.

Where One Church Fades, Another Branches Out

University Bible Fellowship expands into Whitefish Bay, taking over the 75-year-old building formerly occupied by Roundy Memorial Baptist Church, which disbanded in November due to dwindling membership.

Middle School Principal Finds New Career in Higher Education

After seven years in Whitefish Bay, Lisa Gies will leave at the end of the school year to co-chair the Master's in Educational Leadership program at Cardinal Stritch University.

Photos: Dunkin' Donuts Grand Opening

Milwaukee-area franchisees plan to open 30 stores in southeastern Wisconsin over the next four years.

Police Report: Dangerous Drunk Driver; Kids Climb the High School

The latest police reports also include stolen bikes, political signs and groceries.

Tuvan Throat Singers Coming to Whitefish Bay

Whitefish Bay native Sean Quirk manages the Alash Ensemble, which will perform at 7 p.m. Friday at Richards School. You can hear a sample of the music in a video attached to the article.

Dominican Boys Basketball Team Headed to State

The Knights (25-1) meet Colfax (24-2) in Thursday semifinals approximately 8:30 p.m. The girls team will not return to Madison this year after a loss to Racine's St. Catherine's Saturday.

Coffee Company Gives Daylight Saving Time a Jolt

Caribou Coffee will have coffee specials before 9 a.m. Sunday and Monday.

Spring Forward: Set Your Clocks Ahead One Hour

Daylight saving time starts at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Elections Chief Wants More Time to Review Walker Recall Petitions

If the request is granted by a judge, a likely recall primary election would be held on May 15, with the general election on June 12.

Whitefish Bay Named Top High School By Milwaukee Magazine

The overall school district takes second place among 33 K-12 school districts.

Sunshine Week: Shining Light Onto Public Governance

In observance of Sunshine Week, Patch is providing some information on your rights to observe your government in action, and some resources for you to explore open records yourself.

Bay Ball Raises $20,000 for Educational Technology

In addition to the Bay Ball proceeds, the Whitefish Bay Education Foundation has also allocated $36,000 in grants for innovative classroom tools.

Shorewood, Whitefish Bay Looking to Share Cost on Sewer Upgrades

Whitefish Bay officials considering sharing half of sanitary sewer upgrade costs for work in Shorewood that will be mutually beneficial.