Wisconsin's DNR invites would-be deer hunters to apply for the 2025 Learn to Hunt Deer program at Sandhill Wildlife Area, with a July 1 application deadline.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, sharing historic moments via social media, with contributions from the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum.

The 38th Annual IKEA Family Kite Festival at Veterans Park featured giant kites and performances from kite professionals, as reported by FOX6 News, WISN, and CBS58.

Milwaukee city offices will close on May 26 for Memorial Day, with online and phone services available for residents.

The Wisconsin DNR emphasizes water safety and life jacket use ahead of Memorial Day, noting three boating fatalities this year and highlighting safety education.

MCTS celebrated their employees on social media, highlighting their essential role in the Milwaukee community and acknowledging their service and dedication.

Milwaukee's 2025 Bronzeville Cultural & Arts Festival invites vendors for its August event, highlighting African-American culture, music, and arts during the city's annual Bronzeville Week.

Tommy Burr, a high school student, received the Youth Conservation Congress (YCC) Delegate of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress, celebrating his commitment to natural conservation.

Wisconsin hunters must apply by May 31 for the 2025 elk hunting season, with licenses available for two elk ranges and a drawing system for both antlered and antlerless tags.

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.