Wisconsin DNR concludes its Spotlight Series with an educational event on trout stream habitat management in central Wisconsin, available in person and online on March 10.

Three individuals in Waukesha County are accused of rolling back vehicle odometers and reselling cars with fraudulent mileage, affecting 70 vehicles and removing an estimated 4.5 million miles.

Wisconsin DNR proposes a Broad Incidental Take Permit to address impacts on rare fish due to transportation projects, while implementing conservation measures and adhering to spawning restrictions.

Early voting for the April 1 spring election begins March 18 and ends March 28 at City Hall, 7525 W. Greenfield Ave., with varied hours including an extension on the final day.

The Western Milwaukee Phase 2B Levee and Floodwall Project team is holding an open house on March 12 to discuss the project's progress and future plans.

West Allis Police offer free landlord training focusing on property management and tenant relations from April 8-22.

West Allis offers a free 9-week Community Transportation Academy starting April 2 through May 28 to educate locals on transportation design and advocacy, with Wednesday classes held 4-6 p.m., both in-person and online.

Milwaukee celebrates the 100th anniversary of National Bakery & Deli on Paczki Day, highlighting the cultural importance of the treat. The Common Council honors the milestone at their meeting.

A woman was found dead in her Caledonia home, and her 15-year-old son was arrested on suspicion of the homicide involving stab wounds and blunt force trauma.

Miller Lite offers free rides in Milwaukee on the MCTS buses for St. Patrick's Day, continuing a partnership started in 1988 to promote safe celebrations.

The Waukesha Sheriff's Department reports autopsies for two victims are complete, with person of interest held and public assistance sought for ongoing investigation.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public reports of black bear den locations to aid in research on bear populations and reproductive rates, including impacts of human-provided food on bears.

Wisconsin voters are preparing for the Spring Election with various voting methods available, including absentee and in-person options, and a voter registration deadline of March 12. The Milwaukee County Clerk emphasizes the need for photo ID.