Marcia P. Coggs Health and Human Services Center in King Park announces its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Milwaukee officials are targeting decaying billboards and signs to improve neighborhood aesthetics and community pride, urging businesses to maintain their outdoor advertising.

A 12-year-old was killed in a shooting in Milwaukee; the incident is under investigation. No arrests have been made.

The Oak Creek Public Library is offering free computer classes from July to December, covering skills from basic computer use to advanced Excel features.

Drexel Town Square will host the Clocktower Classic cycling event on June 25, featuring races, local business engagement, and a fan zone. Road closures and parking information are provided.

The National Weather Service Milwaukee/Sullivan has updated the weather forecast, indicating overcast skies and mild temperatures with some sunny days ahead, but warns of high swim risks and potential thunderstorms.

A speeding car crashed into a Milwaukee fire truck, resulting in non-fatal injuries for the 20-year-old driver. No firefighters were hurt, and a citation will be issued to the driver.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on its new master plan for managing the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal properties and is holding a public meeting to discuss it.

The Menomonee Falls Summer 2025 newsletter, The Current, details upcoming events, community updates, and features photos of local parks, aiming to enhance residents' community life.

The new Marcia P. Coggs Center in Milwaukee provides essential services, including mental health and support for the elderly and disabled, with a celebratory opening scheduled for June 13, 2025.

LaFollette School in Milwaukee cleared of lead risks, set to continue academic activities after renovations confirmed by health authorities; Superintendent Cassellius thanks community for patience.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Patti Logsdon supports a resolution to assess the potential reopening of Hales Corners Pool, closed since 2019, with a goal of summer 2026.

Milwaukee's 14th District may soon have safer streets with city officials considering community-led traffic calming projects, including speed tables and humps to reduce speed and increase pedestrian safety.