The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund is allocating over $100,000 to six habitat projects across various counties to support conservation efforts and enhance outdoor recreation.

Janesville City Council seeks candidates for upcoming Spring Election, with three at-large seats open. Nomination paperwork is due by January 6, 2026, and resources are available online for interested residents.

Wisconsin agencies are urging retailers to support the FoodShare program in response to the economic impact of the federal government shutdown, emphasizing the importance of community aid and preventing price gouging.

Milwaukee City Hall hosts a week of Latvian cultural events, including an exhibit and Latvian Independence Day celebration, highlighting Latvia's history and Latvian-American contributions.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on changes to the Recreational Trail Program, including separating grant guidance and altering application deadlines.

Milwaukee Police Department calls for more officers via social media to maintain public safety and service, highlighting commitment to unbiased, effective processes and equal opportunity employment.

Missing 15-year-old Ethan Gerth from Grafton has been found safe after being last seen near Wildwood Park and not attending a scheduled football game.

The Trump administration's order for Wisconsin to reverse November SNAP payments has caused confusion and financial issues for grocers and beneficiaries. Governor Tony Evers is defying the mandate, leading to a potential legal and financial crisis.

Milwaukee faced a Winter Weather Advisory due to lake effect snow causing slick roads and reduced visibility. The forecast predicted cold but clearing weather later, with sunny but breezy conditions for Veterans Day.

High-speed chase ends with crash, suspect arrested in Brookfield; State Police lead the investigation, community assured of safety. No further details provided.

Milwaukee Common Council approved $10 million for new fire department equipment to enhance public safety, replacing the aging fleet to ensure reliable emergency responses across the city.

Milwaukee community leaders and organizations are uniting to assist resident Laurinda Cole in a pre-repair home cleanup, reflecting the city's commitment to support its citizens.

Milwaukee County's 2026 budget, focusing on essential services, infrastructure, and social programs, was approved, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and community needs.