West Allis' Memorial Day ceremony on May 26 will include tributes, a choir, and a rifle salute at Veterans Memorial Park to honor military service members.

Wisconsin celebrates National Drinking Water Week and the state's water professionals' work in providing safe drinking water, highlighting the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act.

The Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a "Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring" book club from June 7 to August 23, requiring registration due to limited space.

Wisconsin DNR awards Ethical Hunter honor to Eliot Babino and Cody Kabus for their integrity during deer hunts.

Alderman DiAndre Jackson will host 'Pardon Me!', an event for justice-impacted individuals with speaker Joshua Johnson, today at Oak Barrel Public House.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office honors correctional officers during National Corrections Officers Week, recognizing their roles in security and rehabilitation, and the complex challenges they face in their duties.

Milwaukee's 1st District launches Project Clean & Green offering free bulky item collection from May 5-16, with pickup schedule by area. Certain items like electronics and hazardous materials are excluded.

Waukesha County Sheriff hosts free Eddie Eagle GunSafe® sessions for child gun safety education on June 18th. Register online for 10 am or 6 pm slots.

The City of Oak Creek invites local artists to display and sell their work at this summer's Night Markets, offering a tent as a pop-up gallery space during the event.

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.