Kenosha County organizes National Night Out with events at seven locations offering community engagement, safety awareness, and activities for families.

Milwaukee's Back to School Bash on August 7 offers free school supplies, backpacks, and food to ease students' return to school, emphasizing community and student confidence.

The Air National Guard conducted water survival training at Lakeshore State Park with the support of the Milwaukee Police Department, emphasizing readiness and interagency collaboration.

The 9th Annual Justin Terney Memorial Poker Run donated $4,500 to the Pottawatomie County Sheriff’s Office in Oklahoma, supporting scholarships and the K9 Program.

The Wisconsin NRB will meet to discuss state environmental regulations, with a focus on wildlife and fisheries management, and encourages public input.

Wisconsin's DNR advises residents to minimize outdoor activities due to poor air quality from Canadian wildfire smoke, suggesting the use of N95 masks and checking air quality indexes.

Milwaukee's Bay View Community Center receives $60,000 from the city to support local food entrepreneurs, particularly those facing language barriers, through its Commercial Kitchen Entrepreneur Support Program.

Madison offers free electronics recycling to residents, encouraging environmentally responsible disposal to protect data and manage hazardous materials.

The Wisconsin DNR encourages disabled hunters to contact landowners for the Gun Deer Hunt from Oct. 4-12, 2025, emphasizing inclusivity in hunting activities. Registrations are open until Sept. 15, 2025.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to allow a project that may harm a rare lizard, believing it won't threaten the species' survival and is in the public interest.

Sherman Avenue in Madison will close southbound for utility work related to nearby development from July 31 to August 1, with detours via Fordem and Marston Avenues.

Wisconsin DNR seeks public input for the Central Lake Michigan Coastal Region's master plan, affecting 13 counties' natural and recreational site management.

Hydrant flushing continues in Cudahy's yellow zone, potentially affecting nearby residents' water service with temporary discoloration and disruptions.