Milwaukee is recruiting for Equipment Operator 1 and City Laborer roles, as described by Alderman Jackson, who highlights the jobs' benefits and opportunities for community service and career growth.

The Kenosha County Fair will feature county government resources, including free Narcan training and service information. It also introduces green initiatives to encourage local biodiversity.

Oak Creek Public Library is introducing free programs for children and teens from September to December. Registration is required and can be done online, in-person, or by phone.

Waukesha residents face severe flooding, with the city updating safety information on its website and social media. Officials urge avoiding floodwaters and road closures as the Fox River reaches record levels.

Milwaukee officials detailed the devastation from historic flooding and the community's response, including free pickups, shelter efforts by the Red Cross, and U-Haul's free storage offer.

West Allis launched a recovery plan with extended Municipal Yard hours, free debris disposal, special pick-ups, and support services for flood victims.

Milwaukee waives fees at Drop-Off Centers until August 17 to help with flood recovery, as announced by Commissioner Kruschke and shared on social media.

The Milwaukee Brewers' game on Sunday will proceed as scheduled despite half the stadium's parking lots being inaccessible due to flooding. Fans with unusable tickets or parking passes will receive a credit.

Madison's National Night Out event promoted community-police engagement, featuring activities and dialogue, with various law enforcement units participating.

Milwaukee's 5th District hosts a free community event with live music by the Donna Woodall Group and a screening of "Remember the Titans." Food trucks and free popcorn available, supporting Wellpoint Care Network.

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".