The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes safety for the upcoming waterfowl season, highlighting the importance of life jackets, boat capacity, and responsible firearms handling for hunters and their dogs.

Milwaukee's Community Wellness Director, Adam Procell, will lead a public town hall to discuss the city's vision for safety and wellness, drawing from his background in violence prevention and justice reform.

Janesville announces the return of the Riverside Drive-Thru Trunk or Treat event on October 18 for families to enjoy socially-distanced Halloween fun.

West Allis is addressing homelessness with a community event, promoting partnerships among organizations for better support and resources. The meeting aims to strengthen aid for the homeless.

The Janesville Senior Center is hosting a lunch with a presentation on Northern Illinois' spooky history on October 29, with meals and tales by historian Kathi Kresol.

Haunted Honey Creek event offers thrills and family-friendly activities, including a "Ghostbusters" screening, ghost tours, live music, and vendors in West Allis on Oct. 24.

Milwaukee County opens Disaster Recovery Centers aiding storm and flood victims with FEMA and other relief services, and the SBA provides a Business Recovery Center for disaster loan assistance.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a Haunted Library: Open Mic Night for adults on October 21, where attendees can share brief, clean ghost stories, with Dr. Diana Ahmad emceeing. Registration is required for storytellers.

Citizens in Ozaukee County participated in a hands-on experience with the Sheriff's Office, engaging in a boat ride and observing drone demonstrations.

The Milwaukee County Zoo euthanized Ruth, a 43-year-old elephant, after she fell and couldn't recover, with efforts by zoo staff and the local rescue team.

The article informs residents about Public Works' fall preparations, including the closure of the Morgan Avenue Drop-Off Site and the start of yard waste and brush collections.

Brookfield's 3rd Annual Safety Saturday features interactive safety demonstrations and community engagement with local first responders, offering vehicle displays and lifesaving information.

The Wauwatosa Police Department encourages sign-ups for real-time emergency alerts, ensuring residents receive fast and reliable information directly from city sources.