Just Pressed plans a small storefront at 2206 S. Muskego Ave in Forest Home Hills, offering organic, small‑batch cold‑pressed juices with limited seating. Owner Maria Acevedo ties the venture to a personal health journey.

Chipotle has opened at Oconomowoc’s Olympia Fields with a Chipotlane drive-through. The arrival joins First Watch, Panera and other new retail at the development.

A $425,000 levy on the April ballot would add roughly $27 per $100,000 in assessed value — about $2–$5 a month — to restore library hours and services. City materials and local reporting break the homeowner impact down by assessed value and list info sessions and voting options.

A Mukwonago parent boarded a Section Elementary bus on Feb. 26 with a locked firearm in a lockbox; the district says the weapon remained secured and is reviewing transportation protocols.

Rising construction prices and higher borrowing costs have thinned Milwaukee’s pipeline for new retail, pushing owners to renovate and repurpose existing storefronts. That shift is reshaping where retailers expand and what projects get built.

A land sale and a preliminary plat filing have cleared the way for Weston Acres’ final phase in Oconomowoc, potentially adding more than 100 homes to the city's western edge.

About 30 members of Lakeland Community Church are stuck in Jerusalem after flights were canceled and airspace shut down during strikes and retaliatory missile fire. The group is sheltering and holding prayer services while waiting for return options.

Muskego‑born Milk Can is lining up a downtown food‑hall stall while owners rebuild a brewhouse damaged in 2025. The brand is targeting an April opening in the city.

A Waukesha mother was sentenced to 18 years in prison after her 1‑year‑old daughter died of fentanyl exposure in May 2024. An autopsy found a lethal level of fentanyl and the death was ruled a homicide.

A Milwaukee man was sentenced to 16½ years after prosecutors say he forged letters blaming a robbery victim for threats against Donald Trump.

A village-owned lot on Oakland Avenue could become a 19-unit affordable building; neighbors warn losing roughly 50 parking spaces would hit seniors and people with disabilities.

Christian Martin, convicted in the 2024 bus-stop killing of 15-year-old Nelson Lopez Correa, is due to be sentenced Friday. The case has reopened grief and calls to address gun violence on Milwaukee’s south side.

The Laughing Tap returns to downtown Milwaukee for a two-night grand reopening March 27–28, headlined by Nate Craig and anchored in the historic George Watts building.