The Brookfield WI Fire Department shared kitchen and food safety tips for Super Bowl Sunday, focusing on preventing cooking fires and maintaining food at safe temperatures.

The Wisconsin DNR promotes 'Take a Friend Snowmobiling Week' to share the joy of snowmobiling while emphasizing safety and supporting local businesses.

The West Allis Police Department has opened registration for its 10-week Community Police Academy, offering residents insights into police operations through interactive sessions.

Brookfield Fire Department offers safety tips for Super Bowl cooking, highlighting the importance of supervision and proper food handling to prevent fires and foodborne illnesses.

The Milwaukee Fire Department honored African-American members' impact during Black History Month, including the department's first black firefighter and leadership trailblazers.

During Burn Awareness Week, the North Shore Health Department emphasizes home burn prevention and safety practices like setting water heaters to 120°F and testing water before use.

The Janesville Senior Center is organizing a nostalgic trip featuring a chocolate factory tour, I Love Lucy-themed lunch, and a presentation on the show. It costs $110-$120 and registration ends March 5.

A $135.6 million referendum on April 7 would build a new middle school and fund districtwide renovations while increasing local school taxes. Here’s what the plan would pay for and how it would affect homeowners.

Milwaukee County's Health Department is hosting a "Better Brain Health Presentation" on brain health and dementia education at Jefferson Court Apartments on February 12, 2026.

Milwaukee unveiled winning designs for "I Voted Early" stickers after a community vote from over 400 submissions, promoting civic pride and early voting participation through local artwork.

Waukesha announces its spring yard waste pickup schedule, with collections from April 6-11, and advises residents on proper preparation and guidelines.

Milwaukee's one‑night Point‑In‑Time shows low unsheltered numbers, but advocates say the snapshot undercounts hidden homelessness and shifting federal rules threaten provider finances.

West Allis faith groups met to discuss social issues and plan to revive an interfaith coalition to better support the homeless and needy in the community.