Wisconsin DNR concludes its Spotlight Series with an educational event on trout stream habitat management in central Wisconsin, available in person and online on March 10.

Wisconsin DNR proposes a Broad Incidental Take Permit to address impacts on rare fish due to transportation projects, while implementing conservation measures and adhering to spawning restrictions.

Early voting for the April 1 spring election begins March 18 and ends March 28 at City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave., with varied hours including an extension on the final day.

Police chase starting in West Allis ended in Kenosha County with five arrests; two suspects fled, narcotics and ammunition found, no firearms discovered.

The Wisconsin DNR opened the 2025 elk hunt application period, with increased quotas for both antlered and antlerless elk in the Black River Elk Range.

Milwaukee's weather starts calm in March, with varied conditions ahead, including some flurries, sunny days, and a mix of rain and snow, according to the National Weather Service.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of the dangers of late-season ice for ATV and UTV riders and advises checking local sources for ice conditions and carrying self-rescue gear.

Milwaukee Common Council members released a statement promoting community engagement and reminding citizens of their ancestors' legacy, urging them to vote, learn advocacy, and build strong communities.

Jackson Township will see the release of sex offender Jeremiah J. Purtell on February 25, 2025, with residency at 1725 Cth NN and GPS monitoring until 2051.

SCHEELS is set to open a 210,000-square-foot store in Wauwatosa’s Mayfair Mall by spring 2027, offering sports goods, entertainment, and generating 500 jobs.

Alderman Peter Burgelis will support Ukrainians at a rally in Wisconsin marking three years since Russia’s incursion into Ukraine. The event celebrates Ukrainian courage and calls for ongoing U.S. support.

Milwaukee County launches an Overdose Dashboard for real-time insights into the overdose crisis, aiming to inform strategies to combat opioid-related issues.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin due to extreme wind chills reaching -23°F. Residents are warned of frostbite risks and light snow. Conditions should improve later in the week.