Waukesha's Local Government Academy educates residents about city operations and encourages community involvement through interactive sessions on various municipal aspects.

West Allis residents are invited to nominate properties for the city's annual beautification awards, recognizing exceptional residential and commercial landscaping and decor efforts.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites 14-24-year-olds in Milwaukee to a youth leadership council event to share their visions for the city's future.

Milwaukee County Supervisors invite the community to join the "May Day: A Day Without Immigrants and Workers March" organized by Voces de la Frontera on May 1, to support immigrants and workers' rights.

Milwaukee's 13th District hosted a "Beautify the Block" event for Earth Day, led by Supervisor Coggs-Jones, with volunteers cleaning streets and pledging weekly upkeep.

Milwaukee County has enacted the Climate Action 2050 Plan to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with a 46% reduction already seen since 2005. The plan focuses on green jobs, infrastructure, and addressing vulnerable communities.

The Oak Creek Health Department and the Salvation Army are set to host the 9th Annual Oak Creek Health Fair on May 8, 2025, offering free health services and information.

The Milwaukee NWS forecasts showers today with a 100% chance of rain and possible thunderstorms in southern Wisconsin, followed by varied chances of rain through the week.

Racine, Wisconsin opens its 7th COP House to enhance police-community relations and reduce crime, aided by public-private partnerships and notable for reducing crime over three years.

A car ran a stop sign and collided with a school bus in Milwaukee, with no serious injuries to the children or driver on the bus. The other driver was hospitalized but not critically.

Residents of West Allis dropped off 52 pounds of medications for safe disposal, part of an initiative supported by the Wisconsin DOJ and DEA, with the local police department collecting 544 pounds since fall 2024.

A 22-year-old was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in Milwaukee. The 29-year-old driver was arrested, and charges are pending. Police are investigating and seek public assistance.

Alderman Stamper invites Milwaukee youth to engage in the city's future at a listening session at ThriveOn on May 1, offering a platform for their voices in community planning.