The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department will host a child gun safety program featuring Eddie Eagle on June 18th, with emphasis on the four-step safety message.

Wisconsin's DNR encourages tax filers to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund, aiding conservation efforts for over 700 species. Donations are tax-deductible and matched 1:1.

Oak Creek Police arrested three people for OWI within 30 minutes, emphasizing the seriousness of drunk driving.

Alderman Burgelis will meet with constituents at Zablocki Library on April 7th from 12-2 p.m. to discuss community issues.

The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for Urban Forestry Catastrophic Storm Grants after severe weather, as part of a state of emergency declared by Governor Evers.

The Brady Street Business Improvement District in Milwaukee has hired Prolific Arms to patrol their district, aiming to increase safety within the nightlife area.

Waukesha residents can use the Drop-Off Center to dispose of trash and yard materials, with proof of residency required. Non-resident landlords must get prior permission, while recycling services are open to all county residents.

Wisconsin teacher Ryan C. Kruse was arrested for possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material following a tip to ICAC and an investigation involving multiple agencies.

Waukesha Police launched a new Commercial Motor Vehicle Traffic Unit, funded by a grant, to improve traffic safety by targeting commercial vehicles with enforcement and education.

Milwaukee's Common Council honored International Transgender Day of Visibility, acknowledging both progress and challenges faced by transgender and non-binary communities, emphasizing allyship and action against discrimination.

Milwaukee held ceremonies for National Vietnam War Veterans Day, including a wreath-laying at Wood National Cemetery and events honoring veterans' service and sacrifices, with veterans echoing the long-term impacts of the war.

In a heated Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford campaign in Milwaukee before the April 1st election, with record spending nearing $100 million including large donor contributions.

A 16-year-old was shot in Milwaukee near 63rd and Stark. Police are seeking public help to find the shooter, with no arrests made yet. The victim's condition is not disclosed.