Literacy Services of Wisconsin opened a new adult literacy center in Milwaukee's Brewers Hill neighborhood, aiming to address local literacy challenges.

Milwaukee County received a $21M federal grant to improve the PurpleLine bus route, aimed at reducing travel times, adding shelters, and enhancing safety by 2027.

Wisconsin's DNR is offering $75,000 in grants through their R3 Program to encourage safe, ethical hunting and promote outdoor skills, targeting a wide audience, with applications due by September 15, 2025.

Wisconsin residents are encouraged to become community scientists through the DNR's Game Bird Survey, using the Survey123 app to report game bird brood sightings until August's end.

West Allis is holding a series of free leadership workshops to educate and engage residents and business owners with city operations. Registration is required for the five-week program.

The Wisconsin DNR stocked over 5 million fish in 2024, aiding local ecosystems and angling traditions, with species including trout, sturgeon, and walleye.

Milwaukee County Supervisor warns about scam texts impersonating Wisconsin DMV, urging residents to avoid engaging and to report the fraudulent messages.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes patchy morning drizzle clearing to a high of 69°F, with possible weekend thunderstorms and hazardous beach conditions along Lake Michigan.

The Milwaukee Night Market on July 16 was canceled due to severe weather forecasts, prioritizing safety. Future dates are confirmed, with vendors rescheduled for October. The market is a cultural event supporting local vendors.

Former college football player Nate White's death has been ruled natural by authorities, due to a medical event. He passed away in June at 20 years old.

Milwaukee Common Council overrides Mayor's veto, allowing an exception to parking restrictions in the 4th District to address limited parking space issues.

Racine officer faces no charges for fatally shooting Marlon Anderson, who was armed. The DA deemed the officer's use of force reasonable to prevent harm.

A new city ordinance requires immediate marking of waste tires by recyclers to combat illegal dumping, strengthening previous regulations and increasing penalties.