Milwaukee honored fallen firefighters with a memorial service and the Hoan Bridge lighting up in red, as part of the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend.

Local community members are invited to voice their input on the redesign of McGovern Park Senior Center during listening sessions held in May, as announced by Alderwoman Pratt.

Milwaukee residents can attend a Social & Human Services Hiring Event on May 7, organized by Alderman Russell W. Stamper II, aimed at community upliftment.

Milwaukee County invites public input on service enhancements through the "Future State" Project and community meetings led by County Executive David Crowley to address disparities and improve efficiency.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is hosting a Cops & Kids event on Sunday at the County Fair Grounds, featuring interactive police-related activities for children.

West Allis forms a new Arts Collective to unite local creatives and art supporters, inviting all, regardless of art experience, to a kickoff meeting at Inspiration Studios.

Hundreds marched in Milwaukee on May Day, advocating for immigrant and worker rights, amidst rain and chants, with the community's socio-economic importance emphasized.

Waukesha's Local Government Academy educates residents about city operations and encourages community involvement through interactive sessions on various municipal aspects.

West Allis residents are invited to nominate properties for the city's annual beautification awards, recognizing exceptional residential and commercial landscaping and decor efforts.

Milwaukee County Supervisors invite the community to join the "May Day: A Day Without Immigrants and Workers March" organized by Voces de la Frontera on May 1, to support immigrants and workers' rights.

The Oak Creek Health Department and the Salvation Army are set to host the 9th Annual Oak Creek Health Fair on May 8, 2025, offering free health services and information.

Elevated lead levels prompted the closure of Brown Street Academy and Westside Academy in Milwaukee, with a relocation plan for students to Andrew S. Douglas Middle School.

Dr. Sharniecia Norman, related to Milwaukee's Police Chief, spoke at the Mothers of Milwaukee Symposium, discussing women's roles in society and motherhood. The event highlighted community and female empowerment.