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Brookfield officer dragged, assaulted during traffic stop; 2 charged

Industry veteran & Brookfield resident to bring new life to CC's Elbow Room

The neighborhood bar could reopen as soon as later this month.

Urban spelunking: Gilles' Frozen Custard, Wisconsin's oldest custard stand

This year, Gilles' Frozen Custard celebrates its 85th birthday. That milestone seemed like a good time to look back at its history and get a behind the scenes tour.

On My Nightstand: Vince Pulizzano

Brookfield credit card theft, fraud; police seek 3

Sparks fly at Tuesday's battleground state's swing seat Supreme Court debate | Wisconsin Law Journal

Protasiewicz accuses Kelly of being a "true threat to our democracy." Kelly accuses Protasiewicz of lying and slander.

NFHS names national coaches of the year

Twenty-three high school coaches from across the country have been selected as 2021-22 National Coaches of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Coaches Association.

Oak Hill Business Partners: The Exit Planning Institute, Wisconsin chapter presents "Maximizing Enterprise Value" on May 10, 2022

Waukesha County was once considered for a new Milwaukee Brewers stadium

But back in 1988, there was the possibility of getting a different pro team: the Milwaukee Brewers. Five sites in Waukesha County were among 14 sites in the Milwaukee area suggested by consultants as possible locations for a new stadium, according to a Milwaukee Journal article from June 1988. At the time, County Stadium was 35 years old, so community leaders put together the Greater Milwaukee Committee to study possible sites. Pewaukee's Western Lakes Golf Club had just opened, in April 1988, but was considered a potential site by the committee. Another nearby site under consideration was Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc. August Pabst, the owner of Pabst Farms, was dubious the Brewers would play nearly 40 miles from Milwaukee.