Milwaukee invites residents to shape the city's financial future, with a 2026 budget proposal on Sept 23 and public hearings on Oct 6 and 18 to maximize community engagement.

Milwaukee's Finance and Personnel Committee approves a bill to waive permit fees for flood-related home repairs, aiding residents affected by recent flooding.

Milwaukee officials are encouraging public input on the 2026 budget, with Mayor Johnson to present recommendations soon. Two meetings are scheduled for citizen participation.

Milwaukee County officials have launched a $95 million redevelopment project for the Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport to expand and enhance its international and domestic travel capacity, with a new concourse expected by 2027.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley declared September as Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting mental health initiatives and resources like the 24-Hour Crisis Line and Mental Health Emergency Center.

The Glendale Police hosted a successful golf event, raising $23,000 for their K-9 Unit and announced a new police dog, Pako, soon to be trained by Officer Smith.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office publicly acknowledged the service of their women deputies, expressing appreciation for their dedication and professionalism.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Sheldon Wasserman withdrew his proposal to cut Christmas Day bus service after public feedback highlighted the community's reliance on transit during the holiday.

The Trump Administration approves a federal disaster declaration for Milwaukee County after floods, enabling $30M in aid.

President Donald Trump approved $29.8 million in disaster relief for Wisconsin flood recovery, as reported by FOX6Now and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Wisconsin residents may face higher medical costs if Ascension Wisconsin and UnitedHealthcare do not resolve their contract dispute by October 1, potentially making Ascension out-of-network.

Milwaukee's Public Works Committee is meeting to review DPW's response to recent floods. Officials aim to improve future strategies for such disasters.

Milwaukee may stop bus services on Christmas Day to save costs and improve transit workers' morale, as proposed by Supervisor Wasserman. The decision awaits the Finance Committee's review.