Milwaukee's 2026 budget, presented to the Common Council, aims to tackle a $100-million gap with no planned layoffs, tax and fee increases, and reserve fund usage while investing in city services, safety, infrastructure, and development.

Alderman Peter Burgelis appeals to the EPA to keep its authority to regulate greenhouse gases amidst reconsideration of the 2009 Endangerment Finding.

The Governor Tommy G. Thompson Fish Hatchery open house offers educational family fun with fish demos and tours.

Wisconsin DHS reports a significant increase in fall-related emergencies, emphasizing the need for fall prevention and awareness during Falls Prevention Week.

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund reached a $3 million milestone in efforts to protect the state's natural habitats, supported mainly by donations from hunting and fishing license purchases.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, highlighting historical responses on social media, and continues to serve the community.

The Community Impact Partnership and Foundation granted $17,800 to aid families affected by West Allis floods, assisting with rebuilding efforts and permit costs.

Milwaukee County celebrates Latiné Heritage Month, acknowledging the contributions of Latiné communities from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, with a focus on equity and cultural recognition.

The Milwaukee County Board has approved agreements for the Mitchell Park Domes' revitalization, delegating the effort to the Milwaukee Domes Alliance.

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.