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The 59-year-old campus will close this June due to under enrollment and financial constraints. This year, there were 589 students enrolled at UW-Waukesha.
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A ceremony Thursday afternoon will dedicate a memorial to the six people killed and dozens injured during a holiday parade three years ago in Waukesha, as a resiliency expert notes signs of healing but warns trauma can be long-lasting.
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The likely GOP presidential nominee talks about Master Lock closing and inflation concerns of a restaurant owner.
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On April 2, many Wisconsinites will vote for school board members. The partisan makeup of the Elmbrook school district in Waukesha County hinges on this election.
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Enrollment has declined, but students say the Waukesha campus has helped many.
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Following a directive from the Universities of Wisconsin, UWM will close UWM at Waukesha after the Spring 2025 semester.
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While housing affordability is a nationwide concern, the issue is particularly bad in Waukesha County. The Wisconsin Policy Forum reveals why in a new report.
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The City of Waukesha could start breaking ground on a short, but critical stretch of water pipeline in just a matter of weeks, thanks to a Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors decision Thursday afternoon.
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Waukesha is under court order to begin diverting Lake Michigan water as the city's drinking water source by next September. Waukesha says in order to make that happen, it needs to lay a small bit of the pipeline on Milwaukee County parkland.
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Two weeks after overseeing the Waukesha parade deaths trial, Waukesha County Judge Jennifer Dorow appears ready to try to move up and is expected to enter the State Supreme Court contest.