The City of Whitewater Police Department (WPD) swore in a new officer, Aleksandar Marjanovic Jan. 3.
Officer Marjanovic is 24 years old and has a degree in Healthcare Administration from UW-Milwaukee....
City of Whitewater officials and community members marked the June 13 opening of the new “Bark Park” with the slice of a ribbon.
Bark Park, located on the corner of Jefferson Street and...
The City of Whitewater Common Council might decide to raise fines and fees for using false identification, being intoxicated in public or carrying illegal substances.
During its first meeting of the month...
The City of Whitewater swore in its newest Council Member for Aldermanic District 2 on July 18.
James "Jimmy" Schulgit, a junior at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, replaces James Langnes...
Rainy weather and every student residence being on lockdown did not deter an economic boost for some local businesses.
This wasn’t the first time, either.
In the March 8 edition of The Royal Purple,...
The end-of-semester celebration, Spring Splash, has lost its major sponsor for this year. Marketing company Wisconsin Red backed out after receiving criticism on last year’s event from city officials.
In...
Whitewater business owners and community members will remain locked out of a decision on the Key Lock Box Ordinance after the Whitewater Common Council decided to defer final action until its Nov. 1 meeting.
A...
Nicole Aimone, Assistant News Editor
• October 7, 2016
The City of Whitewater believes a combination of overspray of tar material and a storm directly after the spraying while repaving parking lots in downtown Whitewater, cause Whitewater Lake’s contamination...
By Emily Lepkowski
Feb. 17, 2016
Walworth County Beekeepers Club President Doug Grall advocated for urban beekeeping with a personal story.
His 11-year-old son continuously asks him why bees aren’t...
By Kimberly Wethal
Nov. 4, 2015
A structure considered iconic for its folklore and legends may become just that – but for a different reason.
Located in Starin Park, the water tower is...
By Kimberly Wethal
Oct. 21, 2015
A bill introduced last week would allow concealed carry inside the buildings and athletic complexes of all UW System campuses – but it doesn’t come without...
Feb. 25, 2015
By Vesna Brajkovic
Two hundred and forty full and part-time law enforcement officers across Walworth County received new trauma tourniquets.
The tourniquets, devices used to stop...
