The EEOC sued Roundy's, alleging the grocery chain fired a nursing employee after refusing a water-bottle accommodation and violated the PWFA and ADA.

A West Allis officer was struck after a car fled an attempted traffic stop; the vehicle later crashed and the driver was arrested, police say.

Wisconsin’s flagship stewardship fund may lapse in June as lawmakers stall reauthorization, threatening land buys and local grants across the state.

Lifeway, INNIO and Aries Industries are moving forward with expansion projects in Waukesha that will boost production capacity and add skilled jobs.

After more than a decade on W. National Ave, Pakeng Palace has closed. Elephant TKB — an alcohol-free Asian‑fusion spot — is lining up city approvals for a spring opening.

Mostly cloudy and near 32°F Tuesday morning; highs near 50°F today and warmer Wednesday. Rain and gusty north winds possible Thursday night—plan ahead.

A sheriff's investigation led to felony charges against former Ozaukee coroner Timothy Deppisch, accused of falsifying records and claiming false funeral‑home reimbursements.

Lake Country School District is asking voters on April 7 to approve $800K per year for four years to shore up operations; failure could lead to dissolution.

A tip to Tosa Crime Stoppers helped police track a suspect to Texas after a Jan. 15 Wauwatosa stop uncovered three firearms, including a ghost gun and an illegal automatic pistol.

Carrie’s Crispies plans to move to a larger West National Avenue storefront with a small commercial kitchen and expanded retail, pending Plan Commission review. The application outlines hours and a summer 2026 renovation timeline.

Café Blue quietly closed its East Tosa North Avenue storefront after about 11 years; owners flagged March 21–22 as the final weekend. The closure comes amid a wave of new neighborhood openings on North Avenue.

Abbott has closed its roughly $21B purchase of Exact Sciences, paying $105 a share and folding Cologuard and other cancer‑testing assets into its diagnostics arm while keeping Exact’s Madison operations intact.

Town of Delafield’s chairman sued the city and mayor, alleging closed‑door meetings over fire‑service proposals violated Wisconsin’s open meetings law.