Wisconsin's gun deer season starts November 22, with expectations of lower deer activity. Key points include new DMU maps, electronic game registration, and safety reminders including firearm handling and visible clothing requirements.

Milwaukee communities, churches, and local officials mobilize food assistance programs to support residents affected by a delay in SNAP benefits due to a federal government shutdown.

A bench memorial for Sade Robinson, a victim of a brutal killing, was unveiled by her family in Warnimont Park, providing a space for reflection and honoring her memory.

West Allis, WI, invites residents to a Veterans Day Ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park Police Sub Station, with color presentation, anthem, speakers, and reflection.

South Milwaukee announces a storefront competition offering a year of free rent for entrepreneurs, funded by the Bucyrus Foundation, aiming to revitalize the downtown economy.

Milwaukee leaders warn of the impacts of the federal shutdown on food assistance, healthcare, and housing benefits for local residents. A food drive is launched to help affected individuals.

Milwaukee turns parking tickets into free streetcar rides or donations for people in need, amid a dire financial situation for the city's Transportation Fund.

The Washington County SWAT Team is praised for its dedication to preparedness and safety, training across various scenarios with other departments and integrating medical support.

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor is hosting an event at Milwaukee City Hall to raise awareness about veterans' mental health and suicide prevention on November 3.

Milwaukee officials warn food insecurity threatens over 80,000 local children as potential cuts to state and federal aid loom, urging bipartisan support for programs like WIC and FoodShare.

Approximately 700,000 people in Wisconsin risk losing FoodShare benefits due to a potential government shutdown. Grocers and food pantries are preparing to assist, while state politicians debate funding solutions amidst political tension.

Milwaukee's Mayor's Office introduces a policy allowing parking tickets to be exchanged for free rides on the city's streetcar to address the Transportation Fund deficit.

Wisconsin deer hunters are encouraged by the DNR to donate deer to help feed food-insecure residents, continuing a program that has provided over 4 million pounds of venison since 2000.