Milwaukee officials warn food insecurity threatens over 80,000 local children as potential cuts to state and federal aid loom, urging bipartisan support for programs like WIC and FoodShare.

Approximately 700,000 people in Wisconsin risk losing FoodShare benefits due to a potential government shutdown. Grocers and food pantries are preparing to assist, while state politicians debate funding solutions amidst political tension.

Milwaukee's Mayor's Office introduces a policy allowing parking tickets to be exchanged for free rides on the city's streetcar to address the Transportation Fund deficit.

Wisconsin deer hunters are encouraged by the DNR to donate deer to help feed food-insecure residents, continuing a program that has provided over 4 million pounds of venison since 2000.

Municipal leaders are planning a budget amendment to invest in neighborhood funding, libraries, homeownership programs, and a wage increase for city workers, highlighting public engagement and addressing community needs.

The NWS forecasts a cool and partly cloudy end to October in Milwaukee, with chances of rain and possibly snowflakes, followed by a sunny start to November.

Luis Cruz-Burgos is in court for the murder of Canadian tourist Giovanni Robinson over a fare dispute, with the case hinging on witness testimony and absent gun evidence.

The Milwaukee Police Association agreed on a new contract with the city, proposing a 14.25% salary increase and retroactive pay, pending approval by the Common Council.

Milwaukee Street in Janesville will be closed between South River Street and South Main Street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, with detours provided.

Milwaukee is introducing an ordinance to tackle unpaid parking fines, with plans to impound vehicles with five or more delinquent citations starting in 2026.

City leaf collection service in Janesville runs from Nov 10-21, with a one-time street visit. Check the updated schedule online, ensure clear streets, and adhere to waste guidelines for smooth pickup.

Madison legislators propose a bill to enhance fire safety in older apartments, prompted by a fatal Mother's Day fire in a building lacking sprinklers. The bill includes a $10 million grant for retrofitting and measures for enforcement.

Common Council President José G. Pérez emphasizes the importance of being prepared for ICE raids, as discussed in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article and backed by advocacy group Voces de la Frontera.