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Greenbush, WI · Traffic & Transit
CBS 58
'I actually backtracked': Southeast Wisconsin drivers desperate for deals as gas prices keep rising
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — Drivers may have gotten whiplash Wednesday, Sept. 16, while driving past gas stations throughout southeast Wisconsin. But those prices were not mistakes: The average price of gas in Milwaukee jumped by an average of 25 cents per gallon overnight. That market volatility is costing drivers...
elmgrovewi.org
2026 Paving Project Schedule Update
Stark Paving, the contractor performing the road improvements, is expected to begin work in the Village in early October. The current schedule, weather permitting, is:. Elmhurst Parkway (124th-Notre Dame) 10/6–10/19: Road preparation and manhole adjustments. 10/20–10/24: Paving. 10/24–10/27: Restoration. Fairfax Drive (Gremoor-Wrayburn) & Cloverhill Road (North-Wrayburn) 10/9–10/22:...
TMJ4 News
Wisconsin diesel prices hit record $6.12 a gallon as harvest season arrives for farmers
TMJ4 News
Drivers hunt for cheaper diesel as Wisconsin prices hit record high
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Post From Community: Urban Ecology Center unveils new bus
Editor’s note: Post From Community is the place for community announcements and event postings. If you have a community-oriented event you feel our readers would be interested in, please submit here. The Urban Ecology Center (UEC) recently showcased their brand new 15-passenger bus delivering students to their Washington Park...
wtmj.com
Bus service disrupted for some Oak-Creek Franklin students after theft
OAK CREEK, Wis.— Some Oak Creek-Franklin students may not have bus transportation Monday after catalytic converters were stolen from buses used by the district. The buses are operated by Go Riteway, which is working to determine how many vehicles are available for students. Families who are able to drive their children to school are being asked to do so while the company works through the issue.
milwaukeemag.com
Check Out the 2026 Best of City Life Winners
Events – games, concerts, festivals, you name it – are great. The traffic and parking around them are not. But it’s so easy to just skip the annoying parts. Bars across the metro offer shuttles to a wider variety of events than you might expect. For example, Paulie’s in West Allis offers dozens of shuttles most months; why wouldn’t you want to start your night at The Nutcracker with a beer? – Chris Drosner.