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Muskego Police Explorers Perform at Competition

Muskego Police Explorers Perform at Competition

The Muskego Police Explorers competed against 17 other explorer posts from across the state on Saturday, May 5 at Muskego High School, and scored as first place finishers in overall competition. Posts from nearby Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and West Milwaukee were joined by those from as far away as Brown County and Sheboygan.

While the 7th annual Law Enforcement Explorer Challenge was held at the high school, much of the competition took place in classrooms. However competition in the vehicle contacts event was held..... Read More

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Water Negotiations Between Oak Creek, Waukesha Continue

Water Negotiations Between Oak Creek, Waukesha Continue

Oak Creek, one of three cities that might provide Waukesha with Lake Michigan water, could find out by July if it will add the city to its service area.

A successful negotiation could pay off for Oak Creek residents -- under current projections, rates could go down by 25 percent if the city got the contract, utility engineer Mike Sullivan said.

But discussions still have a little ways to go. And after the negotiations made headlines in March, Waukesha Water Utility General Manager Dan Duchniak gave the Oak Creek Common Council some background about the city's quest for lake water in a presentation Tuesday night.

Waukesha is in this situation because problems such as radium, saltwater and arsenic have put the city's water supply out..... Read More

Marquette Univ. Law School poll shows Gov. Walker leads Barrett, 50%-44%

MILWAUKEE — A new Marquette University Law School poll shows Gov. Scott Walker leading Democratic challenger Tom Barrett, 50 percent  to 44 percent among voters who say they will definitely vote on June 5th. With only three weeks to go until the recall election, only three percent of likely voters say they are undecided.

In the category of job performance, the Marquette University Law School poll says 50 percent approve of Gov. Walker to date, while 46 percent disapprove. In April, it was 47 percent approved and 51 percent disapproved.

Four job fairs held in southeast Wisconsin Wednesday

MILWAUKEE — Some job seekers may have had some luck Wednesday, May 16th! Four different job fairs took place throughout southeastern Wisconsin Wednesday featuring employers looking for workers to fill open positions.

Walmart is looking to hire 75 associates to work at the Neighborhood Market store opening in Milwaukee this summer. Interested employees can apply online by CLICKING HERE.

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Call of Duty: Looking For Veteran's Stories

Call of Duty: Looking For Veteran's Stories

This is by far the most rewarding part of my job: telling the stories of the people in our city, especially of those people you may not suspect of having a fascinating tale to tell.

Last year, we had the honor of remembering the service of men and women who served in World War II, Viet Nam, and those who served at home and during peacetime. We even were privileged to talk with a Navy WAVE, a woman who has since passed away, and that is..... Read More

Man Upset After Sister Shuts the Door on Sales Rep

Man Upset After Sister Shuts the Door on Sales Rep

A 60-year-old Waukesha man is facing charges after he got into an argument in his sister when she closed the door on a sales representative for AT&T U-Verse.

Gordon L. Riddiough recently was charged in Waukesha County Circuit Cour with one count of disorderly conduct-domestic abuse. If convicted, he faces up to 90 day in jail and $1,000 in fines.

According to the criminal complaint..... Read More

Police looking for suspects charged with stealing from disabled woman

WAUKESHA — More than $2,000 was stolen from a woman with cerebral palsy, and the woman suspected in the case was supposed to be taking care of her!

As a person with cerebral palsy, Lori Crewz is dependent upon others to get through life. When one of Crewz’s caregivers allegedly stole four of her blank checks, Crewz said it was the ultimate feeling of betrayal.

“I feel really unstable now because of that happening. People with CP aren’t able to walk and get up and do whatever by themselves, so we’re real easy to be taken advantage of,” Crewz said.

According to the criminal complaint in the case, Christina Span took the four blank checks, and forged Crewz’s name, making them out to Delorean Bryson. Officials say Span and Bryson are not strangers to law enforcement. They each have criminal records, stretching back years.