Dr. Michael Rosen is appointed to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board by Governor Tony Evers, bringing extensive educational experience and a history of student support initiatives.

West Allis citizens can learn about the city's budget at a presentation on October 30th by City Administrator Erin Hirn at Talia's Event Venue. The educational event aims to enhance transparency and understanding of the city's financial planning.

Oak Creek Public Library will end its Hoopla service due to increased costs, instead directing patrons to the Libby app by Overdrive for digital content.

Wisconsin's DHS urges vaccinations against flu, COVID-19, and RSV ahead of the respiratory virus season, providing free resources and emphasizing prevention measures.

Milwaukee's Common Council approved the city's first 'Innovation District' in Walker’s Point, aiming to foster technological and entrepreneurial growth.

Wisconsin's DNR has proposed an expansion of parking and a new campground host site at Willow Flowage Scenic Waters Area to accommodate more visitors. Public commenting is open for feedback.

Mayor Cavalier Johnson has appointed Benjamin Timm as the new Port Milwaukee director, citing his extensive experience and successful management of major city projects.

Wisconsin lawmakers passed a law allowing police to impound vehicles involved in reckless driving, regardless of ownership, with unclaimed vehicles subject to destruction. This measure receives broad support, including from law enforcement agencies.

Milwaukee's Common Council passed legislation to end the use of reimbursable funds for city expenses by 2030, advocating for improved financial transparency and accountability.

County Supervisor Kathleen Vincent has scheduled a town hall on Oct 20 to discuss the county's 2026 budget, urging District 11 residents to attend and share their priorities.

The Wisconsin DNR plans to issue an incidental take permit for a rare fish due to the Hillside-Bloomington Pole Replacement Project, with conservation efforts to minimize impact.

Alderman Scott Spiker schedules two town hall meetings for Milwaukee residents to discuss the 2026 city budget and offers an online survey for additional input.

The proposed budget suggests raising the vehicle registration wheel tax in the City by $10, potentially bringing the total fees including County and State to $155 for car owners.