The Milwaukee Fire Department marks its 150th anniversary by sharing historic events online, highlighting their service evolution and the community's journey.

Milwaukee anticipates extreme heat with temperatures potentially reaching the mid-90s and a heat index up to 108 degrees, prompting health warnings and the opening of cooling centers.

Milwaukee's 1st District is hosting Black on the Block event on June 21, featuring free food, activities, and a bike giveaway at Black Market, with support from J.A.Y. Academy and Adidas Cornerstone Community.

The Wisconsin DNR celebrates National Eagle Day and the 85th anniversary of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, highlighting bald eagle recovery and the role of the Endangered Resources license plate program in conservation.

Milwaukee's North Side community is set for an evening of engagement and summer fun at McGovern Park, hosted by local leaders with free food, games, and music by DJ Tootie.

Oak Creek's Water and Sewer Utility received the 10-year President’s Award for outstanding water treatment standards, being one of eleven utilities nationwide recognized for this achievement.

Milwaukee plans to celebrate Juneteenth Day with a parade and festival on June 19, commemorating the end of slavery, including a broadcast by local station TMJ4.

Milwaukee road closures on June 20 for a vigil honoring three young adults killed in a crash last year, aiming to raise awareness about reckless driving.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Reptiles of Wisconsin" educational event on July 19, providing hands-on learning about local amphibians and reptiles.

Fathers for Progress celebrated its 37th anniversary on Father's Day with activities in Sherman Park, promoting fatherhood and unity in the community.

Milwaukee debates its city flag identity, with Alderman Peter Burgelis proposing a task force to select a new design through public input. Critics suggest the city's resources could be better spent elsewhere.

Milwaukee's Bridge Project has aided 122 mothers with unconditional cash, improving mental health, child care access, housing, food security, and debt management over one year.

Milwaukee County begins a $6 million affordable housing project in King Park, aiming to create 120 homes to address housing needs and foster community equity.