Oak Creek Public Library is upgrading its book sorter, causing temporary changes in the return process and potential delays, while assuring no late fees as returns will be backdated.

Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will consider an ordinance to impound vehicles involved in reckless driving, regardless of the driver's identity, advocated by Alderman Lamont Westmoreland.

Eric Toney is running for Wisconsin Attorney General in 2026, focusing on crime in Milwaukee and criticizing current AG Josh Kaul's handling of crime labs.

Milwaukee seniors seek answers after the indefinite closure of the McGovern Senior Center, urging officials for a reopening plan as alternative sites provide some services.

Milwaukee's aging fire truck fleet is a concern for community safety, with a key meeting set to discuss the issue and its impact on emergency responses.

Milwaukee County's McGovern Senior Center remains closed, causing frustration among locals. Alternative facilities are offered for senior services, and officials are seeking community input on the budget, which might affect the center's future.

Janesville's Recreation Division is resuming its popular Rec Nites for middle school students, offering activities like swimming, games, and dancing on select dates. Admission is $7, and the series starts November 7 at Franklin Middle School.

The Milwaukee Common Council held a public hearing on the 2026 budget, led by Alderwoman Dimitrijevic, to gather community input on issues like health, homeownership, and worker compensation.

Milwaukee aldermen tout the economic benefits of the streetcar system, highlighting its role in boosting downtown property values and easing the tax burden across the city.

The article discusses the Finance and Personnel Committee's meeting on the Mayor's 2026 budget, focusing on funding issues related to the streetcar system and associated city financial concerns.

Milwaukee's Residents for Change and Friends of Lincoln Park host their 3rd Annual Community Resource Lunch, offering free food, resources, and a laptop giveaway.

Deadline for Lake Winnebago sturgeon spearing licenses is October 31, 2025; Upriver Lakes access determined by lottery, young and military exempt from deadline.

Wisconsin DNR announces Oct. 18, 2025, as the opening day for the eighth elk hunting season, with new antlerless harvest opportunities to manage populations.