The 3rd Annual Back to School Festival in Milwaukee saw strong community participation, with 3,000 attendees enjoying giveaways, food, music, and activities, highlighting local engagement and support.

Milwaukee celebrates the grand opening of the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch Library with music, food, and activities. The event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Milwaukee County received a nearly $8 million federal grant to upgrade public transit, including purchasing new clean diesel buses, optimizing traffic signals, and expanding ridership outreach.

West Allis and Wauwatosa are considering a fire department merger to save costs and maintain response times, with a $7 million saving forecast over five years.

Deputy J. Romero, a U.S. Army veteran, was sworn into the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office, starting in the Jail Division with further training planned.

The Groundwater Coordinating Council's 2025 report in Wisconsin spotlights groundwater protection needs, highlighting PFAS contamination and other pollutants like nitrates and pesticides in state waters.

Janesville hosts a free Child Safety Seat event on September 11th, offering inspections and installations by certified technicians, with additional safety seats available for families in need.

Milwaukee opens resource centers offering services like insurance advice and mental health support to residents affected by recent floods, as announced by Alderman Westmoreland. Centers operate at various locations throughout the week.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office shared the passing of retired K9 Rock, who served in law enforcement for a decade and contributed to public safety.

The National Weather Service predicts fluctuating weather for Milwaukee with sunny days, stormy nights, and chances of rain and thunderstorms, advising caution due to fog.

Wisconsin DNR commends Veridian Homes for 20 years of sustainable building within the Green Tier program, highlighting energy savings and environmental stewardship.

Williams Bay faces a water crisis with unsafe nitrite levels; emergency funds are allocated for bottled water distribution as officials advise against drinking tap water.

The Wisconsin DNR has issued tree stand safety guidelines for hunters, emphasizing the use of a full-body harness, maintaining three points of contact, and inspecting equipment.