Governor Evers has authorized full November FoodShare benefits in Wisconsin amidst a government shutdown, earning praise from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, who recognizes this as a temporary fix in a larger crisis.

The Wisconsin NRB and DATCP Board will meet to discuss environmental issues, with a live stream provided for public viewing. Written comments are accepted until November 11.

The Milwaukee Common Council approved the 2026 City budget with 51 amendments, including initiatives by Alderwoman Coggs designed to promote equity and innovation, such as forming an in-house sidewalk repair crew.

Milwaukee's Common Council approved a $2 billion budget focusing on quality of life improvements such as increased library hours and housing support, awaiting the Mayor's review.

Governor Tony Evers facilitated the prompt release of FoodShare benefits to 700,000 people in Wisconsin during a federal shutdown, earning thanks from the Milwaukee Common Council.

Wisconsin's DHS seeks to improve rural health care with a $1 billion federal funding bid, targeting workforce development, technological upgrades, and partnerships.

Milwaukee County Board approves $150,000 for emergency food assistance and declares food apartheid a public health emergency, involving DHHS and local organizations to address food insecurity.

Supervisor Sequanna Taylor co-sponsors amendments for equity and public service improvements in Milwaukee County's 2026 Budget, focusing on transit, redistricting transparency, parks, and early childhood programs.

The Milwaukee County Board's Finance Committee approved a budget amendment for improvements to Cooper Park, emphasizing safety, accessibility, and voter access.

The Milwaukee County Board voted 17-1 to adopt an amended budget focusing on transit, health, housing, and family well-being, reducing the property tax levy increase.

Milwaukee County approves a $150,000 emergency fund for food assistance during a government shutdown, aiming to help those reliant on SNAP and FoodShare as federal support is delayed.

Milwaukee introduces a vehicle impoundment ordinance targeting reckless driving, requiring compliance to prevent impounds and outlining strict conditions for vehicle retrieval post-impoundment.

The Milwaukee County Board is voting on the 2026 budget, with a focus on food security. Chairwoman Nicholson proposes $150,000 for emergency food aid and actions against food apartheid due to federal funding cuts.