The City has revealed its 2026 budget, with tax levy reductions and decreased property taxes, aiming for financial prudence while sustaining vital services.

Milwaukee has passed an ordinance requiring landlords to disclose fire safety information for rentals, aiming to improve tenant safety and ensure compliance with fire-safety systems.

The Milwaukee Common Council overrode the Mayor's veto to commit $8 million to update the city's fire department equipment, prioritizing public safety.

Police and fire departments in Oak Creek raised nearly $1,400 for the Salvation Army, with police claiming the "golden kettle" in a friendly competition.

K-9 Deputy Max from Waukesha County Sheriff's Department has retired on his 8th birthday, celebrated by the department and community for his six years of service.

Three women won a "Law and Order" day at an Ozaukee Family Services fundraiser, gaining insights into the criminal justice system with Judge Williams, Sheriff Knowles, and a tour of the county courthouse and sheriff's office.

Wauwatosa's Common Council approved its 2026 budget, maintaining biweekly yard waste collection with minor adjustments, managing a Fire Department vacancy for cost savings, and investing in public safety technology.

Kenosha County Courthouse celebrates its 100th anniversary with a centennial ornament and a historical book for sale, with proceeds supporting preservation efforts.

Mayor Johnson vetoed parts of Milwaukee's 2026 budget, including $8 million for the fire department, favoring less costly measures and fiscal caution.

The Wisconsin DNR schedules a public meeting on December 11, 2025, to review the Lake Superior Fisheries Management Plan and discuss future management strategies.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow signed a $391.5 million budget for 2026, featuring modest increases and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

Milwaukee's Latvian community celebrates Latvia's Independence Day at City Hall, with cultural events including a "We Are Latvian" exhibit and prominent guests like the Latvian Ambassador.

Waukesha County Board approves a $389.2 million budget for 2026 with unanimous consent, focusing on law enforcement funding; slight property tax levy rise but lowered rate due to a growing tax base.