Good morning, Waukesha.

The Delafield Public Library is launching a 1,000-mile hiking challenge in October as part of its fourth annual Let’s Hike, Delafield campaign to help residents explore local trails.

Participants will sign up to log their miles & earn tokens that show the community's progress.

Hibachi Boy Express owner Sean Sanguansap purchased The Range Haus, a golf driving range at 20101 W.

Cleveland Ave — a spot that will serve hibachi, sushi and Thai-inspired dishes, with full food service set to begin by the weekend of Oct. 17-18.

The Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a client's death by apparent suicide at the Regional Crisis Stabilization Facility (1501 Airport Road) over the weekend, and the county is reviewing the case with the Medical Examiner’s Office.

Village of Waukesha resident Dale Sievert has released a new book, 'Stumperies: The Afterlife of Trees,' that explains how dead tree stumps, logs, and root wads can add beauty to gardens.

A public launch party is taking place today at Villa Terrace in Milwaukee from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (Call ahead if you plan to attend.)

Waukesha West High School announced its 2026 homecoming court, selecting 10 students including Lila Lemus (homecoming queen) and Elijah Kabitzke (homecoming king) ahead of the celebrations at the school.

Menomonee Falls Public Works announced that the Used Motor Oil Disposal Facility on N72 W15900 Good Hope Rd. is closed indefinitely after officials found paint, tar, sealant, and debris in a 1,000-gallon tank (cleaning efforts are underway).

Residents are urged to dispose of oil safely.

Today at City Hall, over 150 residents voiced concerns about the proposed Seasons development on former school district land at the Les Paul Parkway and Oakdale Drive intersection; they urged further traffic and environmental studies to safeguard local neighborhood character and green space.