Chancellor Mnookin announces UW-Madison's closure of DDEEA, with programs absorbing into other divisions, reaffirming commitment to diversity and confirming continuity of scholarship programs and support.

The Wisconsin DNR reported that over 15,000 bats were counted in the Great Wisconsin Bat Count, indicating a positive sign for bat populations affected by white-nose syndrome.

Milwaukee Police Department teams up with Versiti Blood Center for a blood drive benefiting the local police foundation and providing lifesaving blood donations.

A Sheriff's Deputy in Grafton interacted with two kids, an event shared on Facebook by the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office to highlight positive police-community relations.

Milwaukee hosts two job fairs on July 10 with local alderwomen's support, aiming to offer immediate employment in various sectors, with multiple organizations collaborating.

Milwaukee Police Department emphasizes core values in a recruitment drive on Facebook, seeking candidates who can serve with competence, courage, integrity, leadership, respect, and restraint.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office promoted their Safety Town program, which educates incoming kindergarteners on safety topics including 911 calls, traffic safety, stranger danger, and fire extinguishment.

The Milwaukee PD District Two welcomed back Officer McCray and honored fallen Officer Corder on Independence Day, highlighting camaraderie and sacrifice within the force.

Wisconsin celebrates 15 years of its smoke-free indoor law, which has led to health improvements and lower smoking rates among adults and high school students.

The City of Milwaukee celebrated Alicia Ekman, the Fire Health and Safety Manager, for her commitment to the wellness and safety of city employees, particularly Milwaukee's first responders.

The Milwaukee Fire Department reflects on its 150-year history, recalling significant fires and the evolution of firefighting techniques and community safety in its sesquicentennial celebration.

A wallaby was reunited with its owner after escaping in Cudahy. Police captured it and used Facebook to find the owner, who must now find a legal residence for the pet due to city regulations.

Milwaukee's King Drive BID is hosting an event for artists on July 8 to discuss the BRUSH art installation and Bronzeville Week Art Walk. It aims to prepare artists for the 2025 Art Walk.