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.

The Brewers' 14-game win streak triggered a tradition of free burgers at George Webb, with fans like Todd Sum preserving them as memorabilia, and staff showing teamwork to manage the giveaway.

West Allis and Wauwatosa are considering a fire department merger, with an information session scheduled for community input on September 2 at City Hall.

A 19-year-old died following a midnight shooting in Milwaukee. No arrests have been made; police continue to investigate. Milwaukee's homicides increase to 96 for the year.

The article discusses International Overdose Awareness Day, focusing on its significance in promoting prevention, remembrance, and solidarity against the overdose crisis.

Milwaukee Common Council requests a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration to aid flood recovery, highlighting both immediate needs and the long-term impact of climate change.

An apartment balcony collapsed in St. Francis, trapping residents temporarily. No injuries were reported. Cause under investigation; Red Cross notified.

A motorcycle vs SUV crash on I-43 in Milwaukee caused one fatality and a temporary closure of southbound lanes. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Senator Tammy Baldwin criticizes Ascension Wisconsin for its plan to outsource Milwaukee ICU staffing to TeamHealth, a firm with a dubious reputation, emphasizing patient care concerns.

Milwaukee is recruiting for Equipment Operator 1 and City Laborer roles, as described by Alderman Jackson, who highlights the jobs' benefits and opportunities for community service and career growth.

Milwaukee siblings Joseph and Staria McPherson, reported missing, have been found safe. Their disappearance caused concern, but details of their return are undisclosed.