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.

Milwaukee honors César Chávez's legacy, reflecting on his civil rights and labor movement impact, and vows to uphold his mission for worker dignity and justice.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking volunteers for 2025 to monitor rare species and habitats, including plants and amphibians, emphasizing the importance of community scientists in conservation efforts.

The Wisconsin DNR's 2023 Water Withdrawal Report shows significant water usage statewide, influenced by drought and high demand from power plants and municipalities.

A Washington County deputy was referred for alleged on-duty retail theft; he resigned but may still face charges. The sheriff emphasized commitment to high standards.

Adam Locke is suing the Racine police for alleged mistreatment while being transported to jail, claiming civil rights violations due to sweltering conditions in a police van.

Wisconsin seeks public feedback on a guide for assessing water health, with new focus areas including two PFAS chemicals, and clarifies methods for water quality evaluation.

One individual was found dead at the old Milwaukee Mall building, with the Milwaukee Police Department investigating and stating no suspect foul play.

Wisconsin DNR encourages community participation in its annual Frog and Toad Survey to monitor amphibian populations through volunteers' recordings of their calls.