Wisconsin's DNR offers payment for collecting pine cones to support reforestation, with specific conditions and guidelines for collecting and selling the cones.

Martha Brown found guilty of first-degree intentional homicide in the 2024 killing of Richard Platt; faces potential life sentence.

A Milwaukee judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Buc-ee's travel center over a filing technicality, but the suit may be refiled. Residents remain concerned, while the city moves forward with the project.

A new non-profit, West Allis Community Impact Partnership and Foundation, is aiding flood relief efforts, with financial donation options for community members.

Milwaukee faces hazardous weather with potential showers and thunderstorms, followed by partly sunny conditions. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of dangerous currents and waves on Lake Michigan beaches.

Wisconsin DNR plans to allow incidental harm to rare seaside crowfoot during infrastructure projects but assures no jeopardy to the species' survival. Measures to minimize impact are outlined.

Janesville's Venture Drive is set for pavement resurfacing starting August 27, with the initial phase involving surface stripping and asphalt laying planned for the week of September 2.

Janesville's North Main St will be closed for utility work, affecting traffic and bus routes on August 28-29. Detours and alternate bus stops are in place.

Greenfield is planning its 10th Annual Public Works/Parks/Building & Grounds Expo at Konkel Park with free registration by September 11th and includes complimentary lunch and a t-shirt.

The Janesville Police Department emphasizes school zone safety as students return to school, highlighting fines for traffic violations and the role of crossing guards and patrols in ensuring a safe commute.

Milwaukee Alderman DiAndre Jackson launches a partnership between Sherman Park Grocery Store and MATC's FAST Fund to aid students hit by flooding with food cards.

FEMA completed a Preliminary Damage Assessment in Milwaukee County for flood recovery, with potential federal aid pending presidential approval. Local efforts continue with support from the Red Cross and the Crisis Cleanup initiative.

Milwaukee County plans to move the Kelly Senior Center to South Milwaukee, utilizing the historic Heritage Building to provide a larger, enhanced space with more programming for seniors.