Ozaukee County

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One person was killed and several others were seriously injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving a semi-tractor-trailer Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 26, in Ozaukee County, one of many southeastern Wisconsin crashes related to the day’s winter weather.

Ozaukee County prosecutors announced no criminal charges will be filed against the driver who struck and killed a woman in a Walmart parking lot.

The high school football season is officially over, and four teams from southeast Wisconsin added championship hardware to their trophy cases this week.

A new data center is set to be built in Port Washington. Hundreds of acres of land will be cleared for new construction. Now, there are efforts to save some buildings within the project footprint.

A suspected member of the Florida-based "Felony Lane Gang" was sentenced to jail time in Ozaukee County on Wednesday, Nov. 19.

Port Washington residents packed a meeting on Tuesday night to protest a tax district for a $15B data center, raising concerns about energy use and pushing for future TIDs over $10M to require voter approval.

The family of Mai Lee Hang, killed in a Saukville Walmart parking lot, is urging prosecutors to file charges, saying the driver who hit her should face consequences as the case remains under review.

The Mequon home burglaries will just not stop, and police say the city is not alone.

A pair of sheep are on the lam. For the last few weeks, those sheep have been spotted all around Mequon. Police say they have been taking a half-dozen phone calls about them every day.

Three people were injured when the roof of a building partially collapsed at a construction site in Grafton on Friday, Nov. 14.

Mequon police shared with other police agencies on Wednesday, Nov. 12, trends their investigators identified among recent burglaries in the city.

Fredonia and Saukville residents have united against proposed power lines for a Port Washington data center, saying the project threatens historic and rural properties.

Families put a lot of trust in what's called "memory care." However, the term has no legal definition in our state.

Police said Ethan Gerth has been located, and is safe and reunited with family.