Milwaukee is recruiting for Equipment Operator 1 and City Laborer roles, as described by Alderman Jackson, who highlights the jobs' benefits and opportunities for community service and career growth.

Wisconsin DNR offers over $6 million in grants for water improvement projects, with a pre-application deadline of September 15 and a final deadline of November 15.

The NWS in Milwaukee forecasts a mix of high temperatures, thunderstorms, and potential flooding in the coming days, with varying chances of rain and storm conditions throughout the week.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley is leading recovery efforts after severe flooding and storms struck Wisconsin, potentially qualifying for federal aid.

Milwaukee siblings Joseph and Staria McPherson, reported missing, have been found safe. Their disappearance caused concern, but details of their return are undisclosed.

Milwaukee faces a fatal shooting investigation after a 23-year-old was killed near North 42nd Place and West Hope Avenue. No suspect is apprehended, and motives are unclear.

A registered sex offender in Waushara County faces federal charges for possessing child sexual abuse material, with potential prison time of 10-20 years if convicted.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking volunteers to count chimney swifts during their migration, as they adapt to urban landscapes using chimneys for roosting.

Wisconsin surgeon Calvin Eriksen indicted for distributing child pornography, faces potential 5-20 years in prison.

The National Weather Service has issued a weather outlook for Milwaukee, warning of potential hazardous conditions, a warm weekend ahead, and chances of thunderstorms.

The Kenosha County Fair will feature county government resources, including free Narcan training and service information. It also introduces green initiatives to encourage local biodiversity.

Oak Creek Public Library is introducing free programs for children and teens from September to December. Registration is required and can be done online, in-person, or by phone.

Milwaukee police seek two women who pepper-sprayed a bus driver; they're described as African American, with long braids, wearing distinctive clothing.