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.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office announces its Cops & Kids event on May 4, featuring bounce houses, face painting, and K-9 demonstrations at the County Fairgrounds.

Wisconsinites prepare for the Statewide Tornado Drill on April 10th, during Severe Weather Awareness Week, with Waukesha County reminding residents via social media. The drill includes tests on NOAA Weather Radios and activation of sirens.

West Allis is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21, welcoming anyone to join its music celebration, enriching community spirit across various venues.

Wauwatosa is updating its zoning code in alignment with its Tosa Tomorrow 2045 Comprehensive Plan, with public input sessions planned and a focus on diverse housing and maintaining neighborhood character.

Milwaukee's Historic Preservation Commission set the nomination deadline for the Cream of the Cream City Awards as April 7, inviting submissions for preservation achievements.

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.