The Horicon Marsh Explorium is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a day of activities including bird banding, history exhibits, and evening bird watching.

The Milwaukee County Office is helping flood survivors by opening a FEMA Disaster Recovery Center in West Allis, providing in-person and remote assistance with federal aid applications.

Janesville's Recreation Division hosts a Riverside Drive-Thru Trunk or Treat event for families to safely enjoy Halloween festivities from their cars.

Renee Wallace is the new Operations Manager of the Oak Creek Farmers Market, bringing her experience from Midwest Goods and over 100 markets to enhance the local event.

Local artist Collin presented artwork featuring the sheriff's patch to Waukesha County Court Services, symbolizing community healing after the 2021 parade tragedy.

The Wisconsin DNR is providing over $1.3 million in loans for the cleanup of contaminated sites in Madison, facilitating the Huxley Yards redevelopment project.

Washington County Disaster Recovery Center is now operational with new hours for flood recovery assistance, located at 333 E Washington St, and open Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to issue a permit to Xcel Energy for utility maintenance near endangered Blanchard's cricket frogs, with measures to mitigate impact.

Wisconsin DNR and deputies ran a safety campaign for ATV/UTV riders, engaging with over 1,600 operators over Labor Day weekend, focusing on helmet and seatbelt use following 34 fatal crashes this year.

Waukesha County authorities establish Disaster Recovery Centers to assist flood victims, offering various forms of aid and requiring certain documents for aid application.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, sharing historical events and challenges they've faced, including multiple alarm fires and a tragic fire in 1987 with 12 fatalities. They commemorate their history on social media.

The article describes Wisconsin's annual youth deer hunt event, emphasizing mentoring, education in hunting traditions, safety, and the opportunity for young hunters to participate under supervision.

Janesville Transit Route 4 detours on Oct 3 for Parker High School's homecoming parade, avoiding W. Court St. and using alternative streets from 2-3:30 p.m.