The Wauwatosa Police Department is seeking new recruits, requiring a physical test, written survey, age over 21, valid license, and 60 college credits. Apply by September 3rd via www.servetosa.com.

Ald. Jackson invites the community to Milwaukee's Labor Day parade and Laborfest, celebrating workers' rights, with festivities at Maier Festival Park.

Wisconsin DNR commends Veridian Homes for 20 years of sustainable building within the Green Tier program, highlighting energy savings and environmental stewardship.

Senator Tammy Baldwin urged Trump to support U.S. shipbuilding over importing ships from South Korea, emphasizing American jobs and competition with China.

Wisconsin DNR plans to allow incidental harm to rare seaside crowfoot during infrastructure projects but assures no jeopardy to the species' survival. Measures to minimize impact are outlined.

Wisconsin's DNR invites public input on Inpro Corporation's Green Tier contract renewal, highlighting Inpro's environmental efforts and seeking a 5-year extension.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office celebrated its 190th anniversary with historical displays and community bonding at the National Night Out event, as shared on its Facebook page.

Senator Tammy Baldwin continues her "Fighting for Wisconsin Families" tour, addressing issues such as Medicaid cuts, education threats, and flood relief.

Alderman Burgelis invites Milwaukee residents to join him for office hours to discuss community issues, emphasizing the importance of in-person dialogue.

Wisconsin DNR plans to issue a permit allowing disruption to the eastern ribbonsnake's habitat due to electrical work in Door County, with conservation measures in place.

Wisconsin DNR proposes an incidental take permit for the endangered slender glass lizard due to a road project in Columbia County, asserting it won't harm the species' survival.

A team in Waukesha County assesses flood damage to secure federal aid, with door-to-door evaluations by FEMA and other agencies, despite no guarantee of individual visits.

Milwaukee Public Schools will receive $16 million in state aid for Special Education and student parenting programs after completing financial reporting requirements. Additional funds are anticipated pending further audits and plan approvals.