West Allis announces a July 2-4 Independence Day celebration with a parade, Becher Street feature, and a concert by Failure to Launch, ending in Festival Food Fireworks.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated Hero Appreciation Day with Uptown Motors, featuring police displays, barbeque, and community partnership emphasis.

Milwaukee opens registration for the 10th annual HaRUNbee 5K Walk/Run aimed at improving birth outcomes and promoting wellness during Bronzeville Week.

Milwaukee County won the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Prize for its health and racial equity efforts, receiving $250,000 in recognition.

We Got This, a mentoring project for youths offering paid neighborhood work, returns for its 11th season on June 7, as announced by Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years by sharing its history on social media, including its challenges, leadership changes, and the tragic 2007 medical plane crash.

The Milwaukee Job Corps Center is closing, impacting over 200 students and around 100 employees, and disrupting plans, like the partnership for veterans' tiny homes project.

Composting workshops and a plant sale take place on Saturday in Milwaukee's Garden District, with sessions starting at 11 a.m. under the community garden gazebo.

Milwaukee County plans an innovative drone show on July 3rd, sponsored by Michael F. Hupy, to dazzle with eco-friendly displays, set to music, in place of traditional fireworks.

MPS faces continued financial strain as officials deal with funding being withheld by the DPI due to missed financial report deadlines, despite efforts to comply and assurances that educational services won't be disrupted.

A severe thunderstorm caused extensive damage at the Brighton Dale Links golf course in Kenosha County, with swift cleanup efforts enabling a quick reopening.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service by sharing historical stories and notable incidents on social media, as it reflects on the past and its evolution in firefighting and community safety.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office received hearts and crosses from two churches, symbolizing unity after a Fredonia incident, as part of the Heart of Mercy and Compassion program.