Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of February.
Good morning, Waukesha.
Volunteer Pat Witkowski, a retired teacher, has spent over 10,000 hours maintaining the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail in Waukesha County for the IATA.
She organizes weekly work sessions with The Mudders — ensuring safe and scenic trails for everyone today and in the future.
Menomonee Falls' TJ Hale Company closed on Feb.
5 after facing financial challenges and losing a major contract, leaving 64 employees out of work. The architectural millwork firm explored financing options but could not meet its payroll obligations.
Last week, a local café closed after serving the community for 18 years, and new restaurants are set to open as the Waukesha dining scene evolves.
An 11-year-old dancer from Waukesha performed with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl halftime show Sunday night and returned to Artistic Edge Dance Centre in Hartland.
He described the experience as a dream come true as it celebrated Puerto Rican culture.
Waukesha County public health officer Benjamen Jones said a travel-related measles case on Jan.
24 was contained after quarantine ended and eight residents were referred for follow-up after potential exposure on a Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport flight. Health officials say the overall risk remains low.
2026 Spring Home Improvement Show
10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center — Parking for $13 per vehicle — Connect with over 150 home improvement and remodeling experts to inspire your next project.
Valentine's Night with Julie Thompson and String Theory
5-7:30 p.m. — Let It Be — Reservations recommended — Enjoy a romantic evening with live music in a cozy setting this Valentine's Day.
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