Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 14th of August.
Good morning, Waukesha.
🚨 Crime
A series of incidents ranging from public disturbances to accidents were reported in Waukesha between August 9-12, 2024, including a significant fight during a soccer game.
🎓 Education
The Waukesha School Board is set to review interview formats for filling a board vacancy after Marquell Moorer's resignation, with nine candidates up for consideration.
🏛️ Government
Jim Piwowarczyk won the Republican primary for Assembly District 98, defeating Don Pridemore by 3,539 votes, and will face Democrat Del Schmechel in the general election.
Lesli Boese wins the Republican primary for Waukesha County District Attorney, becoming the first new DA in nearly a decade and the boss of her competitor, Mike Thurston.
Barbara Dittrich defeated Jeffrey Pfannerstill in the Republican primary for Wisconsin's new Assembly District 99, securing 62.9% of the votes.
Southeastern Wisconsin held primary elections and a statewide referendum, involving key legislative seats and district attorney races under new maps.
Waukesha County will see its first contested D.A. election in years between Lesli Boese and Mike Thurston, with the winner replacing Sue Opper.
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