Milwaukee County receives almost $25M in federal funds for road safety, targeting dangerous areas with 67 projects to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

Supervisor Felesia A. Martin supports the Cutting EDGE event in Milwaukee, aimed at guiding students into high-demand careers through hands-on activities and financial planning education.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced $25 million in federal funding for 67 traffic safety projects to reduce crashes on hazardous roads, aligning with Vision Zero goals.

Milwaukee will improve safety on MLK Drive and Forest Home Avenue using $8M in federal funds, targeting safer crossings, traffic calming, transit access, and resurfacing. The project aims to reduce traffic incidents and enhance neighborhood mobility.

Wauwatosa Fire Chief, James Case, will retire in 2026 after 25 years of service and military duty. A/C Barbara Kadrich will serve as Interim Fire Chief during talks of a potential merger with West Allis FD.

County officials will tour Tootsie's Tea in Milwaukee to highlight a local business benefiting from a development aid program.

Kenosha County achieved civic milestones in 2025, including environmental projects, fiscal successes, and community initiatives, per Executive Samantha Kerkman's summary.

Lieutenant Ed Hallett retired from the South Milwaukee Police Department after over 30 years of service, leaving a lasting impact on the force and community.

Milwaukee's FPC, MPD, and UWM have created a partnership to streamline the hiring process for police officers, allowing UWM graduates to bypass the written exam and earn Education Preference Points.

Wisconsin endorses the AAP vaccine schedule despite federal changes, emphasizing evidence-based practices for child health and maintaining Medicaid vaccine coverage.

Wisconsin DHS is raising awareness about radon's health risks, emphasizing the importance of testing during National Radon Action Month, and providing education and low-cost test kits through Radon Information Centers.

The City of New Berlin is advising residents to send property tax payments early due to a USPS postmark delay, with alternatives such as in-person or online payments suggested.

Milwaukee County introduces "Growing Connections," a free gardening program for individuals with dementia and their caregivers at the Washington Park Urban Ecology Center, starting March 2026.