The Milwaukee Police Association agreed on a new contract with the city, proposing a 14.25% salary increase and retroactive pay, pending approval by the Common Council.

Milwaukee is introducing an ordinance to tackle unpaid parking fines, with plans to impound vehicles with five or more delinquent citations starting in 2026.

Common Council President José G. Pérez emphasizes the importance of being prepared for ICE raids, as discussed in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article and backed by advocacy group Voces de la Frontera.

The 2026 draft budget for West Allis is available for public review, with a hearing set for November 4 and final approval by the Council on November 11. An information session is on October 30.

Supervisor Steve F. Taylor authored an amendment for a review of Milwaukee County's redistricting process. The review aims to examine and improve the independent redistricting protocol from the 2022 supervisory plan.

The Milwaukee Board of School Directors approved a $1.6 billion budget for 2025-26, which includes a property tax increase of $8 per $100,000 in value.

Wisconsin DNR awards grants to assess and address contamination in properties with industrial pasts in Douglas County, Evansville, and Kenosha County.

Milwaukee officials push for fire safety upgrades in older multi-family buildings, with new legislation aimed at adding sprinklers and enhancing existing regulations.

Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin resumes abortion services after a pause due to Trump's Medicaid funding restrictions, by relinquishing its Essential Community Provider status.

K9 Razor and Deputy Kalish from Washington County, Wisconsin, placed 3rd in a "Patrol Challenge" at a law enforcement conference, highlighting their skills and teamwork.

Milwaukee officials, led by Supervisor Shawn Rolland, introduced a Bus Fare Compliance Pilot Program to address a 33% fare evasion rate on MCTS buses, reallocating $620,965 in funding to enforce fare collection and improve system finances and safety.

The Milwaukee County Board's Finance Committee is set to approve a budget amendment focusing on early intervention for children, legal aid for tenants, and access to fresh produce.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee District 1 youth to join the Youth Council, offering them a chance to impact city policies and represent their peers.