Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of July.
Good morning, Waukesha.
Lake Country Caring marked 35 years of volunteer service by giving free essential items to more than 350 local clients each month across four counties.
The nonprofit operates out of a remodeled building at 603 Progress Drive (Hartland) and depends on over 200 volunteers (who logged over 19,000 hours last year) to keep its services running.
A 25-year-old man in Waukesha pleaded no contest to first-degree intentional homicide after shooting his 74-year-old grandmother when she discovered a gun in his bedroom—he will be sentenced on July 29.
Formerly homeless Waukesha man Adam Malinski, 48, who stabbed a man downtown last August and later spat at a correctional officer during a jail incident, pleaded no contest and received an eight-year prison sentence—crediting 333 days already served—while also facing strict conditions such as maintaining sobriety and no contact with the victims.
A Hartland veteran said his home was targeted by teenagers in a dangerous TikTok door kick challenge just after midnight—he grabbed his gun as he saw them approaching, and law enforcement has reported similar incidents across Waukesha County.
A court ruled that Daniel Tarpey, who sold windows and installation for Abby Windows in Brookfield, is not eligible for unemployment compensation because state law excludes direct sellers of consumer products — his window sales included installation services.
The District II Court of Appeals said the decision will serve as a precedent in similar future cases.
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Family Camp
1 PM - 1 PM — Schoenstatt Retreat Center — Registration required — Bring your family to reconnect with nature and faith at this enriching camp experience.
Frame Park Car Show
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM — Frame Park Formal Gardens — Free Admission — Celebrate classic cars with food, music, and community vibes.
Fired Arts Expo
10 AM – 3 PM — Waukesha County Expo Center — Pay your entry fee — Experience the vibrant world of ceramic fired arts with demos, competitions, and new creative ideas.
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