MMSD, County Parks seek suspects in removal of 100 trees along Menomonee River
The incident occurred just north of Burleigh Street, in one of the Tosa neighborhoods hit hardest by the devastating flooding of August 2025.
TosaFest returns this weekend for 50th year, with village street closings planned
In addition to the music, Tosa Village is promoting several beer gardens, dozens of food trucks and marketplace vendors and VIP dining and art experiences Friday evening and all day Saturday.
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Inside look: Vista Village apartments open to tenants on prominent Tosa Village corner
Vista Village, built on the site of the former St. Bernard Catholic Church and Wauwatosa Catholic School, began welcoming its first tenants on Aug. 1. Tosa Forward News recently took a tour to give readers an inside look.
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City emails show officials scrambling on fireworks plan as options dwindled
After two years without a July 4 fireworks display in Wauwatosa, city leaders were facing pressure to bring the show back in 2026. Then on Jan. 30, their latest plans hit a new roadblock.
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Well Red Damsel is a bookish Tosa hit, and it's just getting started
Owner Natasha Meyer's June grand opening brought lines of customers, and East Tosa was the scene of an even bigger extravaganza last weekend when Meyer and 21 other locations hosted a large book crawl.
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Students in district’s new before/after-school program may be bused if enrollment too low
This is Blue Door Academy's first year providing before- and after-school care to Tosa elementary school students, but if a site falls short of enrollment minimums by Oct. 1, its students could be moved to consolidated sites at different schools.
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Tosa finance director gives first hints at what to expect in 2027 city budget
Final adoption of the 2027 budget is scheduled at the Common Council's Nov. 17 meeting. Finance Director John Ruggini offered some preliminary details this week.
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City restores Underwood Elementary crossing guard in response to scrutiny of locations
The city's initial revised 2026-27 guard assignments had left Underwood Elementary School with no guard, either on the school property or in its neighborhood — the only city school without coverage.
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Chicago-based equity firm buys Renaissance amid redevelopment nearby at Mayfair Mall
The Renaissance was a dramatic redevelopment project when it opened in 2020, a conversion from a former office building into a high-end hotel, which also includes the Eldr+Rime restaurant.
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‘Sacred Rhythm Mother,’ a new nature sculpture, takes shape at Firefly Grove Park
The new sculpture collection, on the south side of the park, joins Mama Rosa and several other pieces of public at the popular recreation destination on Tosa's west side.
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