Alderman Burgelis will meet with constituents at Zablocki Library on April 7th from 12-2 p.m. to discuss community issues.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes sun, rain, and possible snow, with changing conditions throughout the week and temperatures from the 30s to mid-50s.

West Allis is preparing for Make Music Day on June 21, welcoming anyone to join its music celebration, enriching community spirit across various venues.

The City of West Allis, WisDOT, and LaLonde Contractors are planning to reconstruct W. Lincoln Ave. with a public meeting scheduled for April 8. The upgrade includes road, sidewalk, and utility improvements.

The 55th Street railroad crossing in West Allis is set to close permanently in May 2025 due to federally funded road reconstruction and new signal equipment installations.

The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for Urban Forestry Catastrophic Storm Grants after severe weather, as part of a state of emergency declared by Governor Evers.

The Wauwatosa Police Department collaborates with Northeastern University on a hot spots policing project, showing promising results in reducing crime.

The NWS Milwaukee forecast includes shifting conditions with varying temperatures, wind, and precipitation chances, with some sunny spells and potential snow showers, hinting at the unpredictable nature of spring weather.

Wauwatosa is updating its zoning code in alignment with its Tosa Tomorrow 2045 Comprehensive Plan, with public input sessions planned and a focus on diverse housing and maintaining neighborhood character.

Milwaukee launches the Emerging Youth Achievement Advisory Council to address challenges faced by all underrepresented youth, replacing the Black Male Achievement Advisory Council.

Milwaukee's Historic Preservation Commission set the nomination deadline for the Cream of the Cream City Awards as April 7, inviting submissions for preservation achievements.

ENGAGE West Allis is organizing a free Origami Crane Workshop at OPE Brewing Co., aiming to create an art installation and foster community unity and creativity.

New Berlin officer Sgt. Dodson faces misconduct charges for stealing DEA drugs from a K9 training program. He accessed a locker and removed drugs and narcotic weight cards. The police department has implemented new safeguards for drug storage.