Waukesha County

The Waukesha South Blackshirts are forfeiting their Friday night high school football game against the Muskego Warriors.

Brian Kramp helps Shady Lane Greenhouse get ready for their upcoming Fall Train Jamboree.

Waukesha County Technical College has a new esports lab. Leaders at the school hope esports will boost enrollment. Players hope to turn virtual wins into real cash.

There is new legal trouble for Darrell Brooks.

First responders dedicate their careers to serving you, but sometimes they need support too.

Menomonee Falls police are asking for the public's help to identify five women they say stole nearly $2,000 in merchandise from the TJ Maxx on Falls Parkway.

Menomonee Falls police are asking the public for help in identifying two women suspected of stealing merchandise from TJ Maxx near Pershing and Falls Parkway on Sept. 2.

As a Mukwonago teen recovers from a May crash left him seriously injured, the community stepped up at a fundraiser to help his family.

In Oconomowoc, teams competed in the "Cardboard Regatta" homemade boat race to raise money for a community cause Saturday, Sept. 16.

The Brookfield man accused of punching a Delafield man in the head over tattoos pleaded not guilty Friday, Sept. 15. The victim later died.

Waukesha will begin its switch from groundwater to Lake Michigan water on Oct. 9, officials announced Thursday.

A Waukesha alderman accused of slapping an elementary-aged child in the leg during a February incident pleaded no contest to an amended charge of misdemeanor battery – and guilty to disorderly conduct.

A Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Club member was hurt in a freak accident in Green Lake. That's not the only challenge this water-skiing family has faced this summer.

Big Bend's village board voted to get rid of the police department.

Days after the nation marked the anniversary of September 11th, Waukesha announced a part of Ground Zero is coming to its community.

Anissa Weier, one of two who pleaded guilty in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing of a classmate, has been removed from GPS monitoring.

At Carroll University, military members will have a new place to gather, a site dedicated for Cmdr. Dan Shanower, who lost his life during the 9/11 attacks.