ENGAGE West Allis is organizing a free Origami Crane Workshop at OPE Brewing Co., aiming to create an art installation and foster community unity and creativity.

Wisconsin's DNR is organizing a youth turkey hunt on April 12-13, enabling kids under 16 to experience hunting before the regular season, with regulations and mentorship provided.

The Brady Street Business Improvement District in Milwaukee has hired Prolific Arms to patrol their district, aiming to increase safety within the nightlife area.

Waukesha has partnered with Johns Disposal for a revised trash and recycling pickup schedule, promoting proper waste disposal and offering resources for sorting recyclables.

City Hall introduces Apprenticeship Day to introduce high school students to skilled trades careers, with hands-on activities and connections to employers and unions.

Waukesha residents can use the Drop-Off Center to dispose of trash and yard materials, with proof of residency required. Non-resident landlords must get prior permission, while recycling services are open to all county residents.

The article recounts how the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored Sheriff Denita R. Ball and women in law enforcement during Women's History Month, touching on the month's significance and origins.

Oak Creek Public Library is hosting its annual Poetry Contest during April, with categories for different age groups. Submissions must be in-person, with a chance to win prizes and be published.

Waukesha Police launched a new Commercial Motor Vehicle Traffic Unit, funded by a grant, to improve traffic safety by targeting commercial vehicles with enforcement and education.

Milwaukee's Common Council honored International Transgender Day of Visibility, acknowledging both progress and challenges faced by transgender and non-binary communities, emphasizing allyship and action against discrimination.

Milwaukee held ceremonies for National Vietnam War Veterans Day, including a wreath-laying at Wood National Cemetery and events honoring veterans' service and sacrifices, with veterans echoing the long-term impacts of the war.

Milwaukee faces litter problems with seasonal thaw, prompting local groups to clean streets as city officials enforce littering fines to deter pollution.

Milwaukee is preparing for a festive Independence Day with parades, picnics, and fireworks, continuing a tradition since 1911. Some parks opt-out due to reforestation, but celebrations continue citywide.