West Allis announces "Pumpkins in the Park" on Oct. 10, featuring free pumpkins, decorating, games, crafts, music, and food at Veterans Memorial Park.

Hedberg Public Library is hosting a murder mystery event on October 18 at 7 p.m. with live music, food, a cash bar, and costumes for those over 18. Tickets cost $40 and proceeds support the library.

Milwaukee's Garden District hosts autumn events including a free movie night screening "The Wild Robot" and a rummage sale, with community spirit encouraged by Alderman Spiker.

Janesville targets a property at 2400 Beloit Avenue for potential residential development, inviting community feedback through workshops on September 23.

The fall edition of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine covers topics like wild rice conservation, state park celebrations, fishing, and wildlife management, and is available in print and online.

The Wisconsin DNR introduced an updated air quality data map with real-time, color-coded AQI readings and new features for easy access to important air quality information.

Officer Valente emphasizes safety education for kids in Ozaukee County, focusing on memorizing personal information and understanding when to share it.

Wisconsin's DNR announced the start of the archery and crossbow deer hunting seasons on Sept. 13, 2025, with safety guidelines and registration requirements for hunters.

Janesville prepares for Annual Waterway Clean-Up on September 20, where volunteers will clean the Rock River, starting at Monterey Park at 10 AM. Registration available online.

W. Holmes Street in Janesville is closing for sewer improvements starting September 11, affecting traffic for two weeks with detours via E. Racine, S. Main, and E./W. Court Streets.

West Allis celebrates Pawtoberfest on September 28 with pet-friendly activities, local craft beer, and support for animal non-profits at the Farmers Market.

Urban Milwaukee reports on the city's struggle with street takeovers and the efforts to address them through potential measures such as arrests, impounding vehicles, and fining spectators.

The Milwaukee Police Department is recruiting volunteers for its Police Auxiliary program, providing training to assist in emergencies and engage with the community.