Waubeka historic buildings in disrepair; debate swirls about their future
A historic building is partially collapsed in Ozaukee County, and it has blocked an intersection for months.
A historic building is partially collapsed in Ozaukee County, and it has blocked an intersection for months.
Mequon condo fire: Neighbors describe explosion, woman on fire
A woman was taken to a hospital with second-degree burns after a Mequon condominium fire on Sunday, March 2.
A woman was taken to a hospital with second-degree burns after a Mequon condominium fire on Sunday, March 2.
Thiensville restaurant theft; 3 former employees charged
Three former employees have been charged after allegedly entering a closed restaurant and taking more than $9,000 worth of items.
Three former employees have been charged after allegedly entering a closed restaurant and taking more than $9,000 worth of items.
Ozaukee County grandparent scam; avoid becoming a victim
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is warning people about a new wave of the so-called grandparent scam.
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is warning people about a new wave of the so-called grandparent scam.
Thiensville child abuse case; mother, kids spent night outside
Ozaukee County prosecutors charged a woman with child abuse and neglect after they say she spent the night outside with her two children,
Ozaukee County prosecutors charged a woman with child abuse and neglect after they say she spent the night outside with her two children,
Thiensville domestic incident; woman arrested for child abuse, more
The Thiensville Police Department said a woman was arrested for child abuse, child neglect and more after a domestic disturbance overnight.
The Thiensville Police Department said a woman was arrested for child abuse, child neglect and more after a domestic disturbance overnight.
Fredonia police shooting; Kenneth Harter sentenced, 13 years prison
A Ozaukee County judge sentenced Kenneth Harter to 13 years in prison in connection with an internet crimes against children investigation in June 2023.
A Ozaukee County judge sentenced Kenneth Harter to 13 years in prison in connection with an internet crimes against children investigation in June 2023.
73 cats removed from Grafton home; 'uninhabitable' conditions: officials
A welfare check at a Town of Grafton residence led the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to discover the homeowner and dozens of cats living in “unhabitable" conditions, officials said.
A welfare check at a Town of Grafton residence led the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to discover the homeowner and dozens of cats living in “unhabitable" conditions, officials said.
Port Washington data center project; city, town approves annexation agreement
Port Washington city and town leaders agreed on a deal that would annex 1,900 acres of the town to pave the way for a massive new data center.
Port Washington city and town leaders agreed on a deal that would annex 1,900 acres of the town to pave the way for a massive new data center.
Child sex crimes; Thiensville teacher, athletic director charged
A now-former teacher at a Thiensville private school has been charged with child sex crimes.
A now-former teacher at a Thiensville private school has been charged with child sex crimes.
Caledonia check fraud; police seek person who cashed stolen check
Police are asking for the public's help to identify a person who they say cashed a stolen check at the Johnson Bank in Caledonia.
Police are asking for the public's help to identify a person who they say cashed a stolen check at the Johnson Bank in Caledonia.
Wisconsin winter weather; preparing for cold to come in
Wisconsinites are soaking up what’s left of the warm weather as an arctic blast moves into the area.
Wisconsinites are soaking up what’s left of the warm weather as an arctic blast moves into the area.
Silver Alert canceled, Two Rivers woman found safe
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office said Denise Laflam, the subject of a Silver Alert, has been found safe.
The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office said Denise Laflam, the subject of a Silver Alert, has been found safe.
Wisconsin office of violence prevention; Evers signs executive order
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday signed an executive order to establish a new statewide office of violence prevention.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday signed an executive order to establish a new statewide office of violence prevention.
Port Washington hotel fire; sprinkler system minimizes damage
Port Washington firefighters were dispatched to the Harborview Hotel on E. Grand Avenue on Sunday evening, Jan. 12.
Port Washington firefighters were dispatched to the Harborview Hotel on E. Grand Avenue on Sunday evening, Jan. 12.
Outpost Natural Foods in Mequon; buying in bulk is big in 2025
Looking for ways to stretch your grocery dollar without compromising on quality? The team at Outpost Natural Foods can help.
Looking for ways to stretch your grocery dollar without compromising on quality? The team at Outpost Natural Foods can help.
LA wildfires; apartment of Mequon man's brother burned to the ground
As the wildfires expand in Los Angeles, we are hearing more stories from survivors of the disaster. That includes the brother of a Mequon man.
As the wildfires expand in Los Angeles, we are hearing more stories from survivors of the disaster. That includes the brother of a Mequon man.
Mequon traffic light on hold; project faces road blocks
A Mequon traffic light aimed at helping slow down traffic and enhance safety has been put on hold.
A Mequon traffic light aimed at helping slow down traffic and enhance safety has been put on hold.
Cedarburg Piggly Wiggly card skimmer, police seek suspects
Cedarburg police are looking for two people suspected of placing a card skimmer at Piggly Wiggly on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Cedarburg police are looking for two people suspected of placing a card skimmer at Piggly Wiggly on Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Port Washington data center project; idea explored
The Port Washington Common Council discussed a potential development project that would require the annexation of land on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
The Port Washington Common Council discussed a potential development project that would require the annexation of land on Tuesday, Jan. 7.