The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office visited local 4-H members, highlighting their farm projects and interaction with animals like goats and steers on social media.

West Allis is holding a series of free leadership workshops to educate and engage residents and business owners with city operations. Registration is required for the five-week program.

Milwaukee Common Council overrides Mayor's veto, allowing an exception to parking restrictions in the 4th District to address limited parking space issues.

Milwaukee adopts ADU legislation to boost housing options and affordability, aiming for diverse, inclusive neighborhoods with secondary housing units on existing lots.

A 10-year-old boy was arrested after a fire at a Franklin Walmart caused extensive damage; the store’s sprinkler system prevented injuries and minimized damage.

Wisconsin's trail camera network, Snapshot Wisconsin, has captured detailed wildlife images, such as a raccoon in Dodge County, aiding in conservation and research efforts.

Waukesha PD announces Operation Safe Driver Week, focusing on education and enforcement to improve road safety and driver behavior, applying strategies to foster a culture of safety consciousness among drivers.

WisDOT will host a meeting on August 5th to discuss the I-94 and County F interchange redesign, offering residents a chance to engage with the project team.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, highlighting Battalion Chief Nickolas Trost's 24-year commitment since joining as a cadet in 2000.

Milwaukee County's DHHS has revised policies after a murder suspect was incorrectly released from a mental health facility without proper notification, leading to a review by the Milwaukee County Committee.

Milwaukee DHHS briefed the Committee on Health Equity on a mismanaged civil commitment case, leading to policy review and corrective measures being implemented.

Milwaukee faced two shootings on July 8; one left a 43-year-old injured and a 34-year-old dead. No suspects have been apprehended as the police investigate both incidents.

Milwaukee Mayor Johnson launches an anti-illegal dumping initiative with fines, surveillance cameras, and rewards for public help in identifying offenders.