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.

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.