The Milwaukee Fire Department is marking its 150th anniversary, reflecting on its history and honoring firefighters lost in past fires through social media posts.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is increasing patrols and offering safety tips for a safe Halloween, while also distributing treats to trick-or-treaters.

Supervisor Deanna Alexander promotes budget amendments focused on transparency, accountability, and community benefits in Milwaukee County, including park improvements and fiscal reforms.

Wisconsin celebrates International Bat Week, highlighting the importance and conservation of bats, including species recovery efforts and public engagement activities.

Alderman Scott Spiker invites Milwaukee residents to a family-friendly Ghostly Garden Walk on October 26, promising crafts, treats, and Halloween fun.

Janesville is revamping Mt. Zion Avenue with new pavement, ADA-compliant sidewalks, water mains, and storm sewers, starting spring 2026. A public forum is scheduled for input on October 28.

Wisconsin DNR highlights the importance of State Revolving Fund programs in maintaining clean water and supporting municipalities with over $7.3 billion for infrastructure projects.

Waukesha County Sheriff's Department is hosting a Drug Take Back event in Sussex to safely dispose of unwanted meds and support the D.A.R.E. program through Seroogy’s candy bar sales.

K-9 Geo impresses at the Ozaukee County Citizens' Academy with his ability to detect electronic devices, showcasing law enforcement techniques in crime-solving and evidence processing.

Milwaukee and the MPA are close to finalizing a new police labor contract, pending approval by MPA members and the Common Council. Details are not yet public.

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport has set up donation bins for TSA and FAA workers affected by the government shutdown, as reported by WISN and CBS58.

Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Nicholson reflects on a year of progress, emphasizing equity and opportunity, including initiatives on public health, climate, and social justice.

Corporal Michael Schmidt was honored as the First Responder of the Year for Wisconsin's 22nd Assembly District for his diverse service roles and dedication.