The Wisconsin Conservation Congress seeks public input on natural resource management, with a resolution submission deadline of February 9 and hearings from April 13-15, 2026.

Milwaukee County officials awarded a $35,000 microgrant to Pathfinders to support teens without homes, highlighting the involvement of local youth in governance.

Kenosha County provides details on how eligible voters can request and cast absentee ballots for the Spring Primary Election, with options for online, mail, and in-person voting.

City leaders say Cudahy faces a $1M‑plus gap in the 2026 budget and could either add a wheel tax or cut services and staffing to balance the books.

Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul asked a federal judge to dismiss a DOJ lawsuit seeking unredacted voter files, arguing state law and privacy protections bar the demand.

Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones of Milwaukee will participate in a series of community events to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., involving volunteer work and discussions on unity, peace, and justice.

Kaye Giesegh retired from the New Berlin Police Department after over 26 years, receiving the Renee Lorbiecki Civilian Employee Award for her service.

A GOP-backed constitutional amendment that would limit DEI programs cleared the Assembly and now heads to the state Senate amid sharp criticism from Milwaukee leaders.

Milwaukee County's LIFT program, which assists vulnerable populations with housing, has secured stable housing for 300 households through incentives for landlords.

Milwaukee's city parks, managed by DPW, emphasize community involvement, diverse funding, and innovative design, reflecting local needs and fostering community engagement for park development and stewardship.

Milwaukee County's LIFT program has successfully provided stable housing for nearly 300 households by incentivizing landlords to ease screening criteria and partner with rent assistance programs.

Wauwatosa, WI is seeking an Electrical Inspector for building safety and code compliance, with duties including inspections and complaint investigations. The role offers $38.70-$49.44/hour and benefits. Applications close on January 21, 2026.

West Allis property taxes are due by January 31st, with multiple payment options available including in-person, online, and mail-in to avoid late fees.