Wisconsin's Supreme Court upholds abortion rights, nullifying a pre-suffrage era law. County Executive David Crowley applauds the decision, emphasizing health freedom and personal choice without government interference.

Milwaukee County is replacing traditional Fourth of July fireworks with a drone light show, aiming to provide a modern celebration while saving $200,000 compared to previous years.

Alderman Westmoreland announces the District 5 Beautification Award in Milwaukee, seeking nominations for the best-maintained yards, with nominations open from July 2 to July 18.

Alderman Chambers invites service providers to the 3rd annual Back to School Festival on August 24 at Indigenous People's Park, offering school resources and activities.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and rising temperatures, with a hazardous weather outlook for gusty winds and small hail.

The Wisconsin DNR advises safe boating practices, highlighting the use of life jackets and the dangers of alcohol consumption for the Fourth of July weekend.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is engaging with local 4-H groups for farm visits ahead of the county fair, highlighting youth agriculture and community ties.

Wisconsin DNR reports show an increase in pheasant sightings and a stable ruffed grouse population, based on the latest surveys. Ruffed grouse show a slight decline but remain above expectations.

A three-year probe led by KDOG into an interstate car theft ring resulted in federal indictments after tracking the ring from a found license plate in Kenosha County.

Waukesha’s Fourth of July celebration features a beer garden, food trucks, and a performance by local band Bootjack Road, culminating in a fireworks display.

Milwaukee's new City Flag Task Force, led by Alderman Burgelis, will review public design submissions to create a flag reflecting the city's history and aspirations.

Wisconsin DNR urges ATV/UTV riders to ride sober and safely, highlighting 19 fatalities this year, often involving alcohol and no helmets or seat belts. Legal UTV width and safety gear are stressed.

Wisconsin's DNR plans to allow "incidental taking" of the wood turtle, a state-threatened species, due to a bridge project in Portage County, while implementing measures to protect their population.