Alderman Chambers invites service providers to the 3rd annual Back to School Festival on August 24 at Indigenous People's Park, offering school resources and activities.

The Wisconsin DNR advises safe boating practices, highlighting the use of life jackets and the dangers of alcohol consumption for the Fourth of July weekend.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is engaging with local 4-H groups for farm visits ahead of the county fair, highlighting youth agriculture and community ties.

Wisconsin DNR urges ATV/UTV riders to ride sober and safely, highlighting 19 fatalities this year, often involving alcohol and no helmets or seat belts. Legal UTV width and safety gear are stressed.

Waukesha County is rehabilitating CTH EF Bridge, causing road and trail closures, with detours provided. Construction begins July 7, 2025, with completion by mid-August.

Waukesha invites kids to join its July 4th Parade with decorated bikes and wagons, with no registration required, fostering a patriotic and community spirit.

West Allis seeks a volunteer for its Senior Center grief support group, preferring someone with personal grief experience and a nonjudgmental approach to aid others' healing.

Two Milwaukee police officers were shot, prompting a citywide call for unity against escalating violence and support for law enforcement from local leaders.

Monterrey Market opens its third location on Milwaukee's west side, offering fresh food options in a 40,000 square-foot space that was once a Walmart.

West Allis has updated its garbage and recycling schedule for the week of July 4. City services, including garbage collection and facility operations, will be adjusted in observance of the holiday.

Janesville introduces a Summer StoryWalk® at the arboretum, offering an interactive reading and nature experience featuring Ruth Doyle's book, sponsored by a grant from American Family Insurance.

Wisconsin DNR is part of Operation Dry Water to discourage boating under the influence and will host the national sober boating campaign kickoff in Green Bay.

The Wisconsin DNR invites citizens to help prevent aquatic invasive species during the Great Lakes Landing Blitz, focusing on boat and equipment inspection.