The Wisconsin DNR is launching a project in June to improve waterflow and fish habitats at Sam Gordy's Slough, involving minimal public access disruptions.

A New York judge halted the U.S. Department of Labor's plan to shut down contractor-operated Job Corps centers, impacting Milwaukee's facility and its staff.

Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs proposes a resolution to retrofit older buildings in Milwaukee with modern fire suppression systems, after fires in unsprinklered properties result in fatalities and displacement.

Milwaukee County plans an innovative drone show on July 3rd, sponsored by Michael F. Hupy, to dazzle with eco-friendly displays, set to music, in place of traditional fireworks.

A severe thunderstorm caused extensive damage at the Brighton Dale Links golf course in Kenosha County, with swift cleanup efforts enabling a quick reopening.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, sharing historical events on social media, including significant fires and station developments.

Mayor Johnson urges Milwaukee's Finance & Personnel Committee to schedule a hearing for a $26 million city services agreement, noting the committee chair's delay due to "unanswered questions."

Wisconsin DNR is seeking landowners to host the Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities from Oct. 4-12, 2025, with applications due by July 1, 2025.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office organizes the annual 414 Trust Kickball Tournament to strengthen community relations, with public safety workers and local organizations engaged in a friendly kickball competition with youth and families.

Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward residents are invited to a public safety meeting on June 4 at Skylight Music Theatre, led by Alderman Bauman, to discuss summer safety strategies.

Fatal motorcycle crash reported on I-94 in Jefferson County; Wisconsin State Patrol investigating the incident that resulted in the death of the rider.

The Brookfield Fire Department celebrated the promotion of four members, including a new Assistant Chief and Deputy Chief of Training, highlighting their dedication to service and community safety.

A Kenosha sex offender faces new child pornography charges, with each count carrying potential penalties of 15-40 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.