Alderman Westmoreland is hosting "2025 Rooted Together in the 5th," offering music by Donna Woodall and a screening of "Remember the Titans" with local food trucks and free popcorn.

West Allis Farmers Market is competing for a $13,000 prize in a national contest and is seeking votes before the September 30 deadline. Voting is available online via a form submission.

Bronzeville Week in Milwaukee concludes with cultural events including community resources at the YWCA, an author session, an acting workshop by actor Rotimi, and a Sleepover for Education, ending with "Pancakes & Poetry".

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources advises residents to avoid interfering with young wildlife, emphasizing the importance of natural learning and survival skills.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary with a free public event featuring live demos, family activities, and Molson Coors' support.

Wisconsin DNR seeks volunteers for deer and game bird population monitoring to enhance conservation efforts and wildlife management, with easy participation through a mobile app.

The "Cops. Custard. Community." event in Grafton, at Culver’s, combined community engagement with fundraising, where the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office thanked participants and highlighted partnerships.

The Milwaukee Police Department is offering robbery deterrence classes to local businesses, focusing on personal safety and asset protection strategies.

The Waukesha Night Out event at Frame Park features activities and displays from local organizations, a fire safety demo, and opportunities to meet community safety personnel.

The Oak Creek Police Department warned against tailgating, advocating for a safe following distance and using the "Traffic Tip Tuesday" post to educate drivers.

Port Washington hosted its annual National Night Out, offering community engagement with local law enforcement, including equipment displays, interactive experiences, and a focus on strengthening community ties.

Bronzeville Week in Milwaukee offers a variety of events, including art workshops, a fashion seminar, healing sessions, and a block party, celebrating local culture and wellness.

Milwaukee's S. 43rd Street will face disruptions due to an underground powerline project until 2027. Lanes will be closed, but traffic will remain partially open. Two public meetings are scheduled to discuss the project's impact on August 5th.