Milwaukee's 13th District announces Project Clean and Green by Alderman Scott Spiker, starting April 21, for residents to dispose of bulky household items for free.

Milwaukee launches an online platform for professional license applications, renewals, and management, offering 24/7 convenience for various licenses, highlighted by Alderperson Zamarripa and License Division Manager Cooney.

Milwaukee County officials oppose ICE courthouse actions, underscoring justice and due process, with supportive statements from Chairwoman Nicholson and Supervisors Gómez-Tom and Martinez.

Milwaukee plans to establish a committee to combat the city's illegal dumping, with a proposal set for review by the Public Works Committee and potential full Council vote in May.

Wisconsin's Senate Committee moves to advance a bill aimed at impounding vehicles for reckless driving, showing bipartisan efforts toward safer streets.

Azjuan Meriwether from Milwaukee was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for leading an armed drug trafficking network distributing fentanyl and other drugs, plus trafficking firearms.

The Wisconsin DNR urges the public to aid migratory birds by actions like turning off lights and planting native trees amidst a decline in bird populations.

The NWS forecasts fluctuating weather for Milwaukee, with sunny conditions turning to likely showers and thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to high 70s.

Crossroads Collective, a food hall in Milwaukee, is closing on May 8 after over six years on the East Side. It has been a culinary incubator for local food businesses.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is commemorating its 150th anniversary by sharing historic stories and partnering with the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society & Fire Museum. They use social media to engage the community and honor their history.

The City of Oak Creek is hosting a community meeting with Hunden Partners on April 16 at 5:15 p.m. to discuss ideas for enhancing the city as a destination for shopping, entertainment, and more.

Wisconsin's DNR celebrates a successful snowmobile season, highlighting over 200,000 registered snowmobiles, safe trails, and the education of 2,300 students by volunteer instructors.

The Wisconsin DNR approved a variance for a new educational amphitheater at Newport State Park, enhancing visitor experience and aligning with the park's goals for outdoor recreation and education.