Brian Huber

Journalist and Copy Editor at The Freeman (Waukesha, WI)

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Additional charges filed against former Pewaukee school bus driver

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

PEWAUKEE — A former school bus driver in the Pewaukee School District charged earlier this month with repeatedly sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl on his school bus saw additional charges filed against him this week alleging similar conduct with another girl.
More charges filed against ex-school bus driver

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

PEWAUKEE — A former school bus driver in the Pewaukee School District charged earlier this month with repeatedly sexually assaulting a girl on his school bus saw additional charges filed against him this week alleging similar conduct with another girl.
Waukesha police continue to investigate melee at senior center

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

WAUKESHA — A text spat between two women regarding a man appears to have escalated into the fracas that saw five people identified as victims last week at the Oak Hill Terrace senior living center, police said Tuesday. Police were summoned to the senior living center, 1805 Kensington Dr., at about 1:32 p.m. Thursday after a fight involving as many as eight to 10 people was reported in the lobby. Waukesha Police Capt.
Additional charges filed against Pewaukee ex-school bus driver

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

PEWAUKEE — A former school bus driver in the Pewaukee School District charged earlier this month with repeatedly sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl on his school bus saw additional charges filed against him this week alleging similar conduct with another girl.
Janesville man files EEOC complaint against Generac

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

TOWN OF GENESEE — A Janesville man has filed a complaint with the federal government after he says Generac fired him for refusing to go along with company policies requiring him to address transgendered co-workers by their preferred names and pronouns.
Police continue to investigate melee at Waukesha retirement community

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

WAUKESHA — A text spat between two women regarding a man appears to have escalated into the fracas that saw five people identified as victims last week at the Oak Hill Terrace senior living center, police said Tuesday. Police were summoned to the senior living center, 1805 Kensington Dr., at about 1:32 p.m. Thursday after a fight involving as many as eight to 10 people was reported in the lobby. Waukesha Police Capt.
Memorial Day in Waukesha - 05/26/2025

1 week ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

WAUKESHA — On Monday a line of people waited to toss flowers into the Fox River by Veterans Park. The tradition was held during a riverside ceremony as a way of remembering those who served who didn’t come home. Matt Matson held an American flag and flowers as his eyes brimmed with tears. On Memorial Day he reflected about his two children who are currently serving and other relatives who also are veterans.
Waukesha couple charged with child abandonment after children allegedly found in squalor

2 weeks ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

WAUKESHA — A man and a woman from Waukesha have been charged after two children were found living in an allegedly squalid apartment with a relative for weeks on end late last year. Jessica Borkert, 31, and James Domoracki, 36, both were charged this week with two counts of child abandonment and face up to 20 years in prison if convicted. They were ordered to appear in court June 5. A criminal complaint said an adult protective services worker was dispatched to a residence Jan.
State seeks more than $13,000 in fines, legal fees for Elmbrook open meeting violation

2 weeks ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

WAUKESHA — The Elmbrook School Board’s use of email to conduct deliberations on the appointment of a member during an open meeting in 2020 could cost its leaders more than $13,000 in fines and attorney fees, if a lawyer for the losing candidate prevails in court. The Elmbrook School Board met in May 2020 to decide between Mushir Hassan and Leanne Wied on who would be appointed to fill a vacancy. After a series of votes by email, the board appointed Hassan.
The Corners of Brookfield announces major redevelopment

2 weeks ago | gmtoday.com | Brian Huber

TOWN OF BROOKFIELD — Reinvention continues to be a theme for The Corners of Brookfield, which will soon embark on a redevelopment project that will bring a new look to Market Street on its eastern side, with new retailers and expanded stores, and the closure of the Silverspot Cinema, it was announced Wednesday.