Wisconsin DNR reminds spearers to apply by August 1, 2025, for a chance at one of 500 sturgeon spearing tags for the Upriver Lakes. A lottery system based on preference points will determine the recipients.

Milwaukee's German Fest returns for its 43rd year with traditional music, food, and festivities, including a costume contest and Dachshund race. The Milwaukee Community Orchestra's Summer Concert adds to the weekend's events.

Milwaukee's annual March Against Gun Violence is set for July 30, led by District 5 police and Amani Youth Council to address gun violence and honor Officer Kendall Corder.

The West Allis Senior Center Health Fair returns on September 26, offering health resources, talks on Medicare, vendor booths, and a focus on community wellness.

Milwaukee's Riverwest 24 bike event emphasizes community spirit and togetherness, featuring a unique scoring system and a celebration of local culture.

Milwaukee's Bronzeville Week returns with events from August 2-9, including traditional favorites and new additions, blending cultural celebrations and community engagement.

Alderman Scott Spiker invites residents to the Garden District's Tour of Gardens in the 13th District this Sunday to admire local gardens and foster community spirit.

Pigs Oliver and Juliet delighted onlookers in Ozaukee County with their "zoomies" while 4-H club members Savannah and Chase prepare diverse projects for the upcoming fair.

Wisconsin DNR stresses UTV safety, highlighting only 5 out of 23 fatal crash victims wore seatbelts. UTVs were involved in 86% of deaths, promoting the use of safety features like seatbelts and roll cages.

The Wisconsin DNR will feature interactive exhibits at Farm Technology Days to engage attendees in conservation and natural resource management discussions.

The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors plans to honor individuals and organizations for their contributions to local parks and green spaces during Park and Recreation Month.

Milwaukee is recognized as a top U.S. city for young job seekers, trailing only Raleigh, NC, for factors like wages and affordability. Local efforts to support business growth and affordable housing are credited for this status.

Milwaukee hosts two job fairs in local parks with diverse sectors represented, offering immediate employment opportunities to residents, while advising heat safety.