Former Hartland-Lakeside School Board member John Harter charged with election fraud
John Harter, who had resigned April 5 from the Hartland-Lakeside School Board, has been charged with three counts of election fraud. Read More
A walk-off grand slam, strong starts for contenders highlight Milwaukee-area high school baseball awards
In our first rankings and awards of the season, a walk-off grand slam and several strong area performances across the Milwaukee area are honored. Read More
Germantown’s Madison Werner, New Berlin Eisenhower take first weekly honors of softball season
In the opening rankings of the 2022-23 softball season, Germantown and New Berlin Eisenhower take home honors, while Oak Creek sits atop the rankings. Read More
Grafton police chief seeking termination of his own sergeant for violating department policy
Grafton Police Sgt. Justin Lawrenz is under disciplinary review and has been placed on paid administrative leave. Read More
Homestead Robotics Team Head to World Championships in Houston – Watch Live!
The HHS Robotics Team, Kraken Pinion, FTC Team 8680, competes in Houston April 19-22nd. Read More
Fox Point officials approve zoning change to allow limited access to artist Mary Nohl’s home
The proposal passed 6-1, with trustee Eric Fonstad voting against the proposal for the cultural overlay. Read More
Homestead Senior’s Art Displayed at Milwaukee Art Museum
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Grafton police are investigating report of a 7-year-old child being offered candy in a Costco bathroom
Grafton police are investigating after parents said an unknown man approached their young son in the bathroom of the Costco. Read More
Cedarburg’s police chief is facing a lawsuit for allegedly failing to train officers who conducted an illegal search
The suit, which alleges a violation of Fourth Amendment rights, was filed April 3 in U.S. District Court of Eastern Wisconsin by Erik Kampa. Read More
Four Homestead Students Recognized as NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Affiliate Winners
Homestead High School is proud to announce that students Michelle Dubrovsky (grade 12) Madeline Frank (grade 11), Julia Gaskin (grade 12), and Alison Kellner (grade 12) have been recognized by the National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) Aspirations in Computing (AiC) Awards. Read More