Milwaukee celebrated 414 Day, highlighting local culture with events across the city, special deals from Bars and Recreation, and Mayor Johnson's partaking in the festivities.

Wisconsin celebrates Forest Appreciation Week with activities to highlight the importance of forests in ecological, economic, and cultural contexts, and encourages tree planting and conservation efforts.

The Department of Public Works is hosting an Open House and Job Fair on May 17, offering facility tours, vehicle displays, games, and potential employment opportunities.

Milwaukee first responders participated in a charity hockey event hosted by the Milwaukee Admirals to strengthen community ties. The event supported youth-focused nonprofits and promoted positive law enforcement relations.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is celebrating Public Safety Telecommunications Week to honor dispatchers, emphasizing their crucial, yet often unrecognized, role in crisis response.

South Milwaukee City Hall and Self-Deposit Station to close on April 18th for a brief hiatus, with services resuming the next day. Emergency services will remain available.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Pet Day by sharing photos of staff's pets on Facebook, inviting the community to share their own pet photos.

Retired K-9 Deputy Justice celebrates his 14th birthday, with the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department recognizing his service.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored correctional officers S. Fenceroy and T. Hintz for 25 years of service in a Facebook post, appreciating their dedication to the Milwaukee County Jail.

Cousins Subs partners with Friends of Oak Creek Public Library for a fundraiser on April 14, donating proceeds from 4-7pm when customers mention the cause.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates 150 years of service, detailing its history on social media and planning a year of reflection on significant events, including notable fires.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department will host a child gun safety program featuring Eddie Eagle on June 18th, with emphasis on the four-step safety message.

West Allis announces spring yard waste collection from April 20-May 11, urging residents to place acceptable waste curbside and avoid including grass clippings, which should be left, composted, or mulched instead.