Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Reptiles of Wisconsin" educational event on July 19, providing hands-on learning about local amphibians and reptiles.

District 9 in Granville is set to become a summer music destination with free events in various genres, including R&B, Gospel, and Blues, as per the Granville Business Improvement District. Events start June 20 with festivities planned rain or shine.

Milwaukee's Judiciary and Legislation Committee unanimously supports the Wisconsin Innovation Network Bill to regulate cryptocurrency and boost tech innovation.

Milwaukee's weather includes partly sunny days and thunderstorm chances. Highs of 74 and 88 are expected, with increased storm risk from Tuesday. A Hazardous Weather Outlook signals ongoing thunderstorm risks.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny skies and potential rain, with highs ranging from 68 to 85 degrees over the week and varying chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Marcia P. Coggs Health and Human Services Center in King Park announces its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Oak Creek Public Library is offering free computer classes from July to December, covering skills from basic computer use to advanced Excel features.

A speeding car crashed into a Milwaukee fire truck, resulting in non-fatal injuries for the 20-year-old driver. No firefighters were hurt, and a citation will be issued to the driver.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on its new master plan for managing the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal properties and is holding a public meeting to discuss it.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Patti Logsdon supports a resolution to assess the potential reopening of Hales Corners Pool, closed since 2019, with a goal of summer 2026.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board meeting on June 25th at UW-Parkside will discuss state wildlife and fishery policies. Public participation is encouraged.

Milwaukee County Zoo is closing its Small Mammals Building, reflecting updated animal care practices, and will relocate the animals to other accredited institutions.

Ald. Peter Burgelis proposes a trampoline safety ordinance in Milwaukee, requiring specific safety distances and clearances for residential trampolines.