Oak Creek is seeking nominations for its 2024 Citizen of the Year, recognizing individuals who have significantly contributed to society, civic roles, and education, with a deadline of May 1.

Fernwood Montessori School in Milwaukee reopens on April 25 after passing health department tests for lead clearance, with further cleaning completed in select areas. Other MPS schools are also being evaluated for lead hazards.

Milwaukee's Bublr Bikes expands their bike-share program with 500 e-bikes and more stations, including a partnership with Veolia, aligning with Earth Day for sustainable transit.

The Spring Diaper Drive in Milwaukee County is collecting diapers and wipes to aid families in need, with support from Landmark Credit Union and the Milwaukee County Federated Library System.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorated 150 years of service and fallen members, specifically highlighting two firefighters who died in 1926, seeking community contributions for memorials.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is hosting Drug Take-Back events for safe disposal of medications, aiming to prevent drug misuse and environmental hazards.

National Community Development Week highlights local programs like the CDBG, which faces potential budget cuts in West Allis, prompting calls for public support.

Milwaukee prepares for its 8th Annual Big Clean MKE and Harambee Clean-up to honor late city worker Greg Zyszkiewicz and promote urban cleanliness, with a kickoff event at Pete’s Fruit Market on April 22.

Washington County, Wisconsin, declared April as Family Strengthening Month, promoting resources to build familial bonds and resilience, accessible via text or dialing 2-1-1 for assistance.

The Oak Creek Public Library will host a book sale, with items available for $5 a bag, on May 10 from 9 AM to 2 PM, cash only. Proceeds support library programs.

Milwaukee reflects on Pope Francis' impact following his death at 88; he was known for his humility and support for the marginalized. Milwaukee Archbishop Grob praised Francis' pastoral dedication to the end.

The Milwaukee Police Department promotes leadership roles internally through competitive exams, open to qualified officers and prioritizing merit and professional growth.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrated its 150th anniversary, highlighting its history and evolution through memorable fires in 1906 and 1948 on social media.