Wisconsin DNR announces 2025 sturgeon fishing season from Sep 6-30, requires a general fishing license and special tag, and enforces a one-sturgeon limit with strict catch and release regulations.

Wisconsin agencies warn against eating ducks from Green Bay due to high PFAS levels, with a stronger "Do Not Eat" advisory for Lower Green Bay mallards.

Ruth, an elderly elephant at Milwaukee County Zoo, fell but was helped back up by staff using a front-end loader after her zoo companions and emergency services gathered to assist her. She is now doing well.

A 14-year-old girl, Natalia Lazamas, was killed by a vehicle in Kenosha; a 53-year-old female driver cooperated with the police, with no impairment suspected.

Milwaukee's Riverside University High School postpones the first day due to a mercury spill from old science equipment, requiring cleanup before classes can resume.

K9 Rock, a dedicated service dog from the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, passed away after a decade of service including patrol and explosives detection.

A new non-profit, West Allis Community Impact Partnership and Foundation, is aiding flood relief efforts, with financial donation options for community members.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes a sunny day with a high of 76, light winds, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight. The rest of the week looks to have some rain, then clear skies with consistent temperatures.

Wisconsin's DNR invites public input on Inpro Corporation's Green Tier contract renewal, highlighting Inpro's environmental efforts and seeking a 5-year extension.

Waukesha announces its garbage and recycling collection schedule and guidelines, reminding residents about proper bin placement and noting holidays when services are not available.

Alderman Burgelis invites Milwaukee residents to join him for office hours to discuss community issues, emphasizing the importance of in-person dialogue.

Sherman Park's 9th Annual Change 4 Sylville Bookbag Drive was celebrated with community support, offering free supplies and festivities for students’ academic readiness.

Milwaukee Public Works alerts residents of a scam involving fake texts about parking citations and urges not to click on links but to verify fines by calling 414-344-0840.