Neighbors are reacting to a misplaced fire hydrant on County Highway LL in Port Washington. According to the city's water department, the hydrant is currently turned off for safety, and the city says it wants the issue resolved before winter.
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MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Police are looking for multiple armed suspects, after four Messmer High School students were robbed. Police responded around 3:30 p.m. on August 28 near N. Port Washington Avenue and E. Capitol Drive near the school’s campus. The students reported that several armed, masked suspects demanded and then took property from the students […] The post Police searching for armed suspects after Messmer High School students robbed appeared first on WTMJ.
Traffic at a busy interchange on the north side of Port Washington has surged dramatically, and city and state officials are now moving to address it with both temporary & personal signals.
Confidence is high in Port Washington after the Pirates opened their season with a 39-20 win over Sheboygan North — and the team has its sights set on much more than a fast start.
A large sculpture reading "I ❤️ PW" in block letters now stands at Coal Dock Park. While the piece has been drawing visitors and sparking conversation, the $100K donation behind it has ignited debate.
Port Washington's Police and Fire departments are now operating out of a new $32 million combined public safety building that opened this week.
Before he became a Port Washington councilman, Mike Beaster worked with citizen action groups that were formed to oppose the controversial $15 billion data center campus.
Tom Content, executive director at the Citizens Utility Board, returns to Point Taken to catch up on the latest developments regarding Wisconsin data center regulation. They cover Oracle’s dropped lawsuit over regulations on its Port Washington data center, how other states are handling data centers, the stances of Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates Tom Tiffany and David […] The post Wisconsin data centers still in need of regulations appeared first on WTMJ.
MILWAUKEE — An 11-year-old has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a 15-year-old during an argument near Port Washington and Keefe Avenues Monday night. The victim has been taken to the hospital with non-fatal injuries. The incident remains under investigation. The post Child arrested for stabbing teenager in Milwaukee appeared first on WTMJ.
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