The National Weather Service warns of changing weather in Milwaukee, with possible showers and frost. Conditions include breezy winds, cloudy skies, and cooler temperatures. Frost is expected later in the week.

The Wisconsin DNR invites the public to an educational event at Wild Rose Fish Hatchery featuring activities like fish-printing and fly tying, emphasizing conservation and the life cycle of gamefish.

The Milwaukee Common Council held a public hearing on the 2026 budget, led by Alderwoman Dimitrijevic, to gather community input on issues like health, homeownership, and worker compensation.

Milwaukee braces for varied weather conditions, with forecasts predicting showers, thunderstorms, and possible frost as temperatures fluctuate throughout the week.

Milwaukee's Residents for Change and Friends of Lincoln Park host their 3rd Annual Community Resource Lunch, offering free food, resources, and a laptop giveaway.

The article describes the fluctuating weather forecast in Milwaukee, with initial mild and partly sunny days leading to a rainy weekend and variable conditions into the following week.

Wisconsin's DNR has proposed an expansion of parking and a new campground host site at Willow Flowage Scenic Waters Area to accommodate more visitors. Public commenting is open for feedback.

An SUV crashed into a building in Milwaukee, leading to the driver's death. Police are investigating the cause, which might include a medical emergency prior to the impact.

Mayor Cavalier Johnson has appointed Benjamin Timm as the new Port Milwaukee director, citing his extensive experience and successful management of major city projects.

Janesville Fire and Police Departments are hosting a child safety seat inspection on November 13, offering free checks and installation advice by certified technicians.

The National Weather Service forecasts light drizzle and fog for Milwaukee, with showers expected and a gradually clearing sky towards a mostly sunny Thursday. Rain chances persist into the weekend with a chance of thunderstorms.

Janesville encourages residents to utilize fallen leaves as garden mulch and compost, to benefit soil and pollinators, and avoid clogging storm drains. The city's leaf collection program details specific guidelines for eco-friendly disposal.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to upgrade Buckhorn State Park, potentially affecting the endangered slender glass lizard, but aims to minimize risks with conservation measures.