Third Space Brewing has pitched a seasonal beer garden at Liberty Heights Park for summer 2026, proposing weekend service from June through August pending council approval.

Court papers show police seized a coat and firearm at a house after a Marquette student was robbed and sexually assaulted last week. A man is detained while investigators and prosecutors review evidence.

Jordan Stolz leaves Milan with two golds and a silver — the most medals of any American at the 2026 Games. His 1,000m and 500m runs were Olympic records.

A Muskego builder has filed plans to build 24 luxury homes on about 72 acres along West Coffee Road in New Berlin; the project will need rezoning and city approval.

A Froedtert surgeon used FDA‑approved Cytalux to make a tiny lung tumor glow during surgery, allowing a lung‑sparing removal. The technology may widen options for high‑risk patients.

A new freestanding Starbucks with a drive‑thru opened Saturday on Sunset Drive, joining several locations across Waukesha.

Two people were killed in an early-morning shooting on Milwaukee’s north side; police are asking for tips.

Chicago developers Mike Reschke and Ted Koenig say a former partner misappropriated funds and grabbed a 34‑acre Mount Pleasant parcel; they want a judge to unwind the transfer. The suit names an LLC, a $1.5M mortgage and a potential sale to Lennar.

Washington County reminds residents to follow the Burn Ban due to extreme drought conditions that pose a high risk of rapid fire spread. Fire services are dealing with fast-moving brush fires and urge no outdoor burning.

A federal grand jury in Madison indicted an Ironwood man after social‑media posts allegedly threatened ICE agents; the FBI and local agencies have joined the probe.

The Elected Officials’ Satellite Office at the Kenosha County Center will close for a week due to staffing issues, affecting local services but with alternatives available downtown or online.

A detective’s odd, low-tech test of a scorched driver’s seat helped investigators narrow the search in the killing of 19-year-old Sade Robinson. The seat clue joined surveillance and forensic testimony at trial.

Molson Coors says it has finished a roughly 400‑position reduction across its Americas business; the cuts include corporate roles at the Milwaukee campus. The move is folded into a larger cost‑savings push.