Milwaukee County's Wilson Senior Center has improved its HVAC system to boost air quality and comfort, a project led by Supervisors Eckblad and Martinez amid budget challenges, ensuring a better environment for seniors.

Wisconsin DNR hosts educational open houses at fish hatcheries for public engagement in aquatic wildlife conservation and healthy fish population maintenance.

Operation Summer Guardian 2025, by Milwaukee Police, enhanced community safety from May 15 to Sept 4, resulting in 31 arrests, seizure of 12 firearms, recovery of 4 stolen vehicles, several drug confiscations, and community policing activities.

Wisconsin DNR announces 2025 sturgeon fishing season from Sep 6-30, requires a general fishing license and special tag, and enforces a one-sturgeon limit with strict catch and release regulations.

Milwaukee Police Association President advocated for National Guard deployment against federal law, stirring controversy and criticism for potentially undermining the oath to uphold the law.

Wisconsin agencies warn against eating ducks from Green Bay due to high PFAS levels, with a stronger "Do Not Eat" advisory for Lower Green Bay mallards.

Wisconsin warns against eating local fish and deer due to PFAS contamination, with specific advisories for certain lakes and a no-eat directive for deer liver within a 5-mile radius of Stella.

The 3rd Annual Back to School Festival in Milwaukee saw strong community participation, with 3,000 attendees enjoying giveaways, food, music, and activities, highlighting local engagement and support.

Mount Mary University hosts Make Art MKE, featuring over 150 artists and artisans showcasing their work while honoring the legacy of the Starving Artists' Show. The September 7th event also supports the community.

Milwaukee celebrates the grand opening of the Martin Luther King Jr. Branch Library with music, food, and activities. The event runs from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Milwaukee is breaking ground for a new South Shore Cruise Dock to enhance its cruise industry, with construction starting soon and readiness expected by mid-2026.

Deputy J. Romero, a U.S. Army veteran, was sworn into the Ozaukee County Sheriff’s Office, starting in the Jail Division with further training planned.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office shared the passing of retired K9 Rock, who served in law enforcement for a decade and contributed to public safety.