Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the 2025 Healthy County Challenge, a series of free activities in County Parks to promote physical fitness, mental wellness, and community engagement.

The Wisconsin DNR advises visitors to plan ahead for Memorial Day weekend at state parks, recommending online admission pass purchase and early reservation for campsites.

The Milwaukee Fire Department marks its 150th anniversary by sharing historic anecdotes on Facebook, reflecting on past events and celebrating their heritage and service dedication.

West Allis residents will have a modified garbage and recycling schedule for Memorial Day week, with collections delayed by a day and no change for Friday pickups. City facilities will be closed on the holiday.

Wisconsin's Drug Take Back initiative collected 56,818 pounds of medications, demonstrating the state's commitment to combating prescription drug abuse, with Waukesha County alone contributing 6,145 pounds.

Milwaukee Police launch Operation Summer Guardian 4.0 to tackle gun violence with increased police presence, community feedback, and a focus on youth outreach in 30 neighborhoods.

Severe storms in the Midwest cause a delayed start at Milwaukee High School of the Arts and the closure of Cedar Hills Elementary in Oak Creek due to power outages.

The Wisconsin DNR released results from the Spring Hearing, where over 9,000 residents gave input on natural resource rule changes, fish bag limits, accessibility improvements, and turkey hunting season extensions.

Deputy Garret Davies has graduated from the Waukesha County Technical College Law Enforcement Academy, as announced by the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office.

Wisconsin DNR seeks applications from eligible organizations for ATV/UTV safety funding, with a May 31, 2025 deadline for a share of $316,464 over two years.

West Allis announces Food Truck Fridays at the local Farmers Market with over 16 food trucks, live music, and family activities. Events are free and rotate offerings for a varied experience.

Oak Creek Public Library offers classes to convert analog memories to digital, basic computer skills, and advanced computer classes, with registration required.

Milwaukee County wins the 2024 RWJF Culture of Health Prize, receiving $250,000 for its health equity efforts.