West Allis announces spring yard waste collection from April 20-May 11, urging residents to place acceptable waste curbside and avoid including grass clippings, which should be left, composted, or mulched instead.

Supervisor Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones was honored at Milwaukee's Portraits of Greatness Art Affair, expressing humility and honoring her family's legacy.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office announces its Cops & Kids event on May 4, featuring bounce houses, face painting, and K-9 demonstrations at the County Fairgrounds.

A Caledonia family mourns Jeff Smith, 42, after a barn fire claimed his life. Authorities and the family are addressing the aftermath, including investigations and fundraising for expenses.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes sun, rain, and possible snow, with changing conditions throughout the week and temperatures from the 30s to mid-50s.

The City of West Allis, WisDOT, and LaLonde Contractors are planning to reconstruct W. Lincoln Ave. with a public meeting scheduled for April 8. The upgrade includes road, sidewalk, and utility improvements.

The NWS Milwaukee forecast includes shifting conditions with varying temperatures, wind, and precipitation chances, with some sunny spells and potential snow showers, hinting at the unpredictable nature of spring weather.

Milwaukee launches the Emerging Youth Achievement Advisory Council to address challenges faced by all underrepresented youth, replacing the Black Male Achievement Advisory Council.

The article details the current and upcoming weather conditions in Milwaukee, including partly cloudy skies, temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to mid-40s, and chances of rain and snow showers.

Wisconsin's DNR calls for volunteers to assist in various conservation activities during Earth month, including park maintenance, scientific monitoring, and habitat preservation.

Waukesha has partnered with Johns Disposal for a revised trash and recycling pickup schedule, promoting proper waste disposal and offering resources for sorting recyclables.

High voter turnout in Milwaukee led to ballot shortages, with additional ballots and staff sent to seven polling sites.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting its annual Poetry Contest during April, with categories for different age groups. Submissions must be in-person, with a chance to win prizes and be published.