Benefit for injured Waukesha South Band member raised more than $20,000 Sunday night
Erick Tiegs, 16, was injured when a driver plowed through the Christmas parade
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Erick Tiegs, 16, was injured when a driver plowed through the Christmas parade
To actually call out mayors and d.a.s and say we have to change course. we need to go a driven direction and be tough on crime. he won't do that he has the power to change a what is happening with american energy. we could start drilling on federal lands and opening up pipelines. more supply means lower prices. he could do that as well. he could stop spending. if he stops spending we could get some of thinflation under control. he refuses to do any of those things. yeah, carley. i don't understand it. but he is making the problem worse not better. carley: without a doubt. todd: one community w...
It's been 3 weeks since the Waukesha Christmas Parade tragedy. Many are still finding ways to cope with the trauma they experienced, and it's keeping some from revisiting Main Street. The drop in traffic has been hard on local businesses.
The United for Waukesha Community Fund opened applications Friday for people affected by the Christmas parade tragedy.
"We really decided that we needed to do this for them."