A new mural is set to be unveiled on October 2nd in the Garden District, with a celebration involving community members, local officials, and the artist Cory Nikolaus.

Janesville's leaf collection runs from November 10-21, and residents should check the online schedule for their area, place leaves on the terrace, and avoid blocking the streets with bins or vehicles.

A shooting in Mount Pleasant left two injured; a 22-year-old male and a 19-year-old female. The incident, which happened early Sunday morning, is under investigation; no ongoing threat is reported.

The Wisconsin DNR celebrates National Public Lands Day by encouraging volunteerism and conservation and reminding visitors to enjoy and protect natural areas responsibly.

Milwaukee County Parks partners with Hales Corners Lions Club for pavilion maintenance and preferential use in a mutually beneficial year-long agreement beginning September 22, 2025.

A South Milwaukee man, Brandon T. Szyszkiewicz, faces charges for raping a 12-year-old girl in New York after allegedly luring her online. He was apprehended in Seneca Falls and is being held on bail.

Janesville's Enchanted Forest & Hollywood Hayride offers family-friendly Halloween fun with candle-lit walks, live actors, games, and rides from October 8-11.

An international retail theft ring linked to La Familia Michoacana cartel was busted in Kenosha County, resulting in eight arrests and the seizure of $120,000 in stolen goods.

The Mayor's 2026 budget is criticized for lacking innovation, repeating increased taxes and service cuts without new solutions for infrastructure or police staffing.

Milwaukee police confirm that the critically missing 36-year-old Colton Pulaski has been found safe; details on his disappearance and return remain undisclosed.

Wisconsin DHS reports a significant increase in fall-related emergencies, emphasizing the need for fall prevention and awareness during Falls Prevention Week.

Janesville Transit has resumed regular bus routes along Milton Avenue after construction detours, improving access to Uptown Janesville and the WSCC with upgraded stops.

The Community Impact Partnership and Foundation granted $17,800 to aid families affected by West Allis floods, assisting with rebuilding efforts and permit costs.