Good morning, Waukesha.

Waukesha police charged Darrell Keller with theft after video showed him taking money from donation boxes at St. John Vianney Church last winter—he is set to appear in court Sept.

18 and faces up to nine months in jail if convicted.

A bullet projectile found yesterday on Prairieview Elementary School's playground was turned over to staff after an investigation showed it posed no threat—police advise parents to speak with their children about school safety.

23-year-old Francisco Olmedo Arenas pleaded guilty to fleeing police in a 2.5-mile chase in Menomonee Falls — where speeds reached 111 mph — and he was sentenced to one year in prison with two years of extended supervision.

Waukesha police arrested a 43-year-old man after he stabbed another man outside the Hope Center on Sept.

1 just before 5:30 p.m.—officials stressed the isolated incident comes amid concerns over knife crimes but said they are not on the rise.

A bullet projectile was found on Prairie View Elementary’s playground in Waukesha County Tuesday — police said there is no threat to students as they investigate how long the bullet had been exposed.

Today, parents and community members offered detailed proposals to the Waukesha School District as it reviews its Optimizing Our Future plan that may lead to school closures, grade reconfigurations, redistricting and changes to the Dual Language program (the current workshop does not allow public speaking). The board will take public input at a meeting on (Sept. 10) before making final recommendations.

Waukesha County released a 73-page capital plan that outlines future projects such as major repairs on Moorland Road in 2027 and 2029 and courthouse renovations scheduled for 2027.

The plan also will upgrade the county voting system in 2029, rebuild highways and update an airport building—efforts that include cost-sharing with local municipalities—designed to enhance public services.

Board Game Night at Trinity

11 PM - 6 AM — Trinity, Waukesha — Free entry — A night filled with classic and modern board games for all ages in a welcoming environment.

Tribute Tuesday Concert

7-9 p.m. — Les Paul Performance Center — No carry-ins allowed — ROCK OUT to The Crown Jewels, a tribute to Queen, at the final concert of the season.

Clay Fest 2025

10 AM – 3 PM — The Potter's Shop — Free entry — Experience unique pottery creations and live demonstrations at a vibrant outdoor art fair.