The City of Milwaukee celebrated Alicia Ekman, the Fire Health and Safety Manager, for her commitment to the wellness and safety of city employees, particularly Milwaukee's first responders.

The Shorewood Police Department warns against the use of fireworks for the Fourth of July, as it's illegal in the village and poses risks of injury and fire. Residents are encouraged to attend professional displays instead.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court upholds abortion rights, nullifying a pre-suffrage era law. County Executive David Crowley applauds the decision, emphasizing health freedom and personal choice without government interference.

Milwaukee's new City Flag Task Force, led by Alderman Burgelis, will review public design submissions to create a flag reflecting the city's history and aspirations.

Sussex residents can attend the second Public Involvement Meeting for the CTH K Scoping Study on July 9th, 2025, to discuss local infrastructure plans.

Milwaukee's forecast includes a pleasant high near 81°F with mostly clear skies, a slight chance of rain in the coming days, and warm temperatures reaching up to 91°F.

Waukesha County is rehabilitating CTH EF Bridge, causing road and trail closures, with detours provided. Construction begins July 7, 2025, with completion by mid-August.

Milwaukee attorneys and a claims adjuster settled a lawsuit for $75,000 for allegations of avoiding repayment to the VA for a veteran's medical expenses.

A motorcyclist died on I-94 near Delafield after losing control; the westbound lanes were closed for over two hours. No other injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Supervisor Felesia Martin of Milwaukee opposes a redevelopment project at McGovern Park, citing concerns over privatization, environmental impact, and equity.

Wisconsin DNR is part of Operation Dry Water to discourage boating under the influence and will host the national sober boating campaign kickoff in Green Bay.

The Milwaukee Common Council is working on a new city flag to coincide with the city's 180th anniversary, aiming to involve the community more in the selection process.

The Milwaukee Public Schools board approved a $1.5 billion budget for FY26, focusing on literacy, absenteeism, teacher recruitment, and facility improvements.