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

Two seniors died in a head-on crash in Brookfield; one other person was hospitalized. The accident prompted a road closure on Capitol Drive and is under investigation.

City residents are invited to register for a free Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Alderman Peter Burgelis and Live Laugh Loaves, emphasizing community and gratitude.

Governor Evers has authorized full November FoodShare benefits in Wisconsin amidst a government shutdown, earning praise from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who recognizes this as a temporary fix in a larger crisis.

The Wisconsin NRB and DATCP Board will meet to discuss environmental issues, with a live stream provided for public viewing. Written comments are accepted until November 11.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley was honored with Goodwill's New Lives Individual IMPACT Award for his work in promoting economic empowerment in his community.

The Milwaukee Common Council approved the 2026 City budget with 51 amendments, including initiatives by Alderwoman Coggs designed to promote equity and innovation, such as forming an in-house sidewalk repair crew.

Milwaukee's Common Council approved a $2 billion budget focusing on quality of life improvements such as increased library hours and housing support, awaiting the Mayor's review.

Governor Tony Evers facilitated the prompt release of FoodShare benefits to 700,000 people in Wisconsin during a federal shutdown, earning thanks from the Milwaukee Common Council.

Wisconsin's DNR warns hunters not to shoot swans, as all native and non-native swan species are protected by law and misidentification could lead to penalties.

The NWS forecasts rain and snow for Milwaukee with gusty winds, advising caution due to potential travel impacts from reduced visibility and slick roads.

Janesville invites participants for its Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade on December 6, with awards for best floats and a warning about fake parade social media pages.

Wisconsin's DHS seeks to improve rural health care with a $1 billion federal funding bid, targeting workforce development, technological upgrades, and partnerships.