Milwaukee County supervisors are addressing a $4 million fare evasion issue, aiming to reduce it and boost MCTS revenue by $3 million without compromising rider or operator safety.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court upholds abortion rights, nullifying a pre-suffrage era law. County Executive David Crowley applauds the decision, emphasizing health freedom and personal choice without government interference.

Wisconsin DNR reports show an increase in pheasant sightings and a stable ruffed grouse population, based on the latest surveys. Ruffed grouse show a slight decline but remain above expectations.

Milwaukee's new City Flag Task Force, led by Alderman Burgelis, will review public design submissions to create a flag reflecting the city's history and aspirations.

Westside Academy in Milwaukee has been cleared of lead hazards and is ready to open for the school year. MPS is working to address lead paint in all schools.

The Milwaukee County Transit System faces an unexpected $10.9 million deficit for 2025, a situation that took the local Transportation & Transit Committee by surprise and led to calls for a detailed financial review and an independent audit.

Justice Jill J. Karofsky becomes Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, succeeding Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, with a focus on fairness and respect.

Sussex residents can attend the second Public Involvement Meeting for the CTH K Scoping Study on July 9th, 2025, to discuss local infrastructure plans.

Milwaukee alders propose new legislation to prevent minors from buying hemp-derived THC products after a child was hospitalized following a legal purchase.

Wisconsin DNR has announced a sharp-tailed grouse hunting season set for Oct 18 to Nov 9, 2025, following successful population and habitat management efforts.

Wisconsin utility companies seek canine 'ambassadogs' to front a safe digging campaign, reminding the public to call 811 before excavation to prevent underground utility damage.

The Milwaukee County Board voted against revitalizing McGovern Park Senior Center, leaving its future uncertain amidst debates over community asset maintenance.

Two Milwaukee police officers were shot last night; one is critically injured. The City of Milwaukee issued a statement condemning the violence and urging community unity.