Good morning, Waukesha.

Tally’s Tap & Eatery stated on Facebook that it never agreed to host a meet-the-candidate event for Francesca Hong after an online inquiry mistakenly led to a Facebook event listing; the owners removed the event to focus on serving customers.

IEWC held a ribbon-cutting event at its New Berlin headquarters to mark its expanded control panel manufacturing, which created over 120 jobs since January and still offers more than 100 roles.

The company launched a Try Before You Apply program to help local job seekers—giving them hands-on experience.

Contact 6 helped viewers save nearly $22,000 in June by resolving 19 consumer cases, including refunds for repairs and online charges; the team has saved $335,000 halfway through the year and advises residents to file online complaints for further assistance.

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation opened its application period for ThriveOn Small Business Loans on Monday, inviting small businesses in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha counties to apply by July 20; the program offers up to $50,000 with a 3% fixed rate over seven years to support working capital and equipment.

Most Waukesha County school districts will lose state aid next school year with declines up to 15% according to state estimates.

Oconomowoc and other district officials will meet soon to plan for how these cuts might affect local taxes and enrollment.

Waukesha’s school district remains on track for its fall reorganization, with Superintendent Jim Sebert saying classroom moves, transportation planning and staffing preparations (approved last November) are progressing well as part of the Optimizing Our Future initiative.

A final update (planned for August) will be provided before new boundaries and relocations take effect.

Waukesha County mourned longtime County Executive Paul Farrow, who died after a courageous fight with cancer, as local leaders from Delafield and Brookfield praised his dedicated service and lasting impact on community growth (his legacy of integrity and commitment is cherished by many).

Sebastian Bach Live

7-9:30 p.m. — Waukesha County Expo Center — Ticket required — Experience the high-energy performance of hard rock legend Sebastian Bach and his iconic hits.

Hoobastank Live in Waukesha

8 p.m. — Waukesha County Fairgrounds — Tickets from $124 — Experience unforgettable live music with Hoobastank.

.38 Special Live Concert

.38 Special — 8-11 p.m. — Waukesha County Expo Center — Ticket prices vary — Rock out to the legendary Southern rock band known for their timeless hits.

Breakthrough Basketball Skills Camp

July 21-23 — Center Court Sports Complex — Limited spots available — Boost your basketball skills with high-intensity training focused on ball handling, shooting, and decision-making.

2026 WKC Summer Splash Admission Ticket

12 PM-5 PM — Waukesha County Expo Center — Daily admission available for 2-day or 3-day tickets — Celebrate the joy of dogs with Waukesha Kennel Club's Summer Splash event.

Waukesha Kennel Club Summer Splash Dog Show

8 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Waukesha County Expo Center — Entry fee may apply — Experience Wisconsin's largest outdoor dog show featuring conformation, trials, and more.

Tuners Forum

2-8 p.m. — Waukesha County Expo Center — Pre-registration recommended — Showcase your vehicles and connect with fellow enthusiasts at this vibrant outdoor celebration.