Hydrant flushing continues in Cudahy's yellow zone, potentially affecting nearby residents' water service with temporary discoloration and disruptions.

Village Hall meeting to discuss The Argo's new signage will shape the community's visual identity, starting at 6 PM tomorrow. Residents urged to attend.

Alderman Burgelis urges immediate resolution to Milwaukee Police contract negotiations due to public safety concerns, suggesting it's a top priority despite potential budget strains.

Wisconsin DNR issues Air Quality Advisory due to Canadian wildfire smoke, affecting sensitive groups, with a parallel Beach Hazards Statement for dangerous Lake Michigan conditions.

A $250,000 grant has been awarded to revitalize South Milwaukee's former Bucyrus campus, funding a project that includes apartments, commercial space, and a school.

The Wisconsin DNR offers a free Family Fun Day focused on aquatic education at Brule State Fish Hatchery on August 16, with activities like fish filleting, archery, and fishing.

Steven Braatz, Jr. becomes South Milwaukee's new City Clerk, taking over from retired Sandi Wesolowski, bringing experience from his previous work in Wauwatosa.

Milwaukee County has committed $30 million to restore the Mitchell Park Domes, contingent on additional funding secured by the Milwaukee Domes Alliance, facilitating a public-private partnership and cost savings.

Wisconsin DNR is set to issue a permit for incidental harm to a rare lizard due to the construction of a new golf course, promising habitat restoration to offset impact.

Milwaukee leaders address a rise in downtown violence, emphasizing its negative impact on public safety and the local economy, and call for a heightened response from the police and community organizations.

The Wisconsin DNR joins the State Fair to celebrate 125 years of the state park system, showcasing outdoor activities and offering limited-edition merchandise.

Milwaukee nonprofits received a $5 million donation from the MKE 2024 Host Committee, originally raised for the Republican National Convention, benefitting over 80 local organizations.

Wisconsin business owner Andrew Pogosyan pled guilty to illegally exporting goods to Russia, violating U.S. export laws, and faces up to 15 years in prison.