Deputy Alexander Nelson from the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office completed Drug Recognition Expert school and is now certified to handle drug-impaired driver exams.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated International Women's Day by acknowledging the over 45 women on their staff, highlighting their importance to law enforcement and promoting gender diversity.

Hundreds protested in Milwaukee against proposed workforce cuts at the VA by the Trump administration, voicing concerns for veterans' care and workers' jobs.

Wisconsin DNR seeks volunteers for a rare plant monitoring program to survey state's flora and contribute to conservation efforts, with training provided at various locations.

Waukesha's waste services change hands on March 31, 2025, with Johns Disposal set to replace Waste Management. Residents will receive new carts but see no schedule changes.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of the dangers of late-season ice for ATV and UTV riders and advises checking local sources for ice conditions and carrying self-rescue gear.

The Wisconsin DNR promotes using native plants to fight invasive species during National Invasive Species Awareness Week, highlighting ecological benefits and resources for residents.

A couple's commute on I-41 near Silver Spring turned into an emergency delivery as they welcomed their baby on the side of the road, assisted by first responders amid snowfall.

Milwaukee officials invite locals to contribute their views on Villard Plaza's future at a community meeting hosted by Alderwoman Pratt on February 17.

Shorewood opens registration for its Police Department Citizens Academy, a seven-week program providing education and hands-on experiences about police operations.

Community and businesses in Milwaukee rally for a memorial for Sade Robinson after officials cancel a publicly funded one due to racist backlash. Local restaurant figure Omar Shaikh pledges to raise funds for the memorial of the murdered teenager.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public comments on a proposed project for Waterford’s new drinking water system asset, which is expected to have no significant environmental impact.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley honors Black History Month, highlighting the impact of Black Americans in labor and social progress, and commits to advancing racial equity.