The April 7 election marked the transition to a system of results based on the top four vote-getters from the whole pool of candidates, rather than separate head-to-head contests for numbered board seats.
All 12 seats on the council were up for election under a new structure that is reducing the council's size, but only three of the 12 elections were contested.
Several contested elections will be decided by Wauwatosa voters. Watch for results and other updates on Tosa Forward News after the polls close at 8 p.m.
State + Local Election Alliance's spending in District 11 is more than triple what any individual candidate has reported spending in the elections for the Wauwatosa Common Council's 12 nonpartisan seats.
Early voting closes today (April 3), but you still have time for your vote to count. The regular polls open at 7 a.m. on Election Day, April 7. Additional
CBS 58 reporter Duaa Israr interviewed residents on Church Street who said the turkeys can get rather aggressive when the U.S. Postal Service reaches their block.
The Bakers opened Ca'Lucchenzo in 2019. They will find out in June at a ceremony in Chicago if Zak Baker will take home the James Beard Award for Best Chef: Midwest.
This year's honorees are retired Marine Michael Hayes, former U.S. Ambassador Jane Becker, zoo veterinarian Jeffrey Zuba, restauranteur Paul Bartolotta and Paralympics champion Hailey Danz.
Paid members of Tosa Forward News will receive a $5 credit to be used at Quinta CSA Farm's booth at this year's Tosa Farmers Market, and all Tosa residents who sign up for CSA deliveries receive a $25 discount.
The complaints against the campaigns of Chris Merker, Heather Birk and Dan Stemper mostly relate to the size of fund transfers between the campaign committees and how they reported their coordinated campaign expenses, such as signs and mailings.
