Milwaukee Public Schools missed financial report deadlines, putting state funding at risk, following last year's $16.2 million penalty for a similar lapse. The superintendent blamed the old accounting system.

Mayor Johnson urges Milwaukee's Finance & Personnel Committee to schedule a hearing for a $26 million city services agreement, noting the committee chair's delay due to "unanswered questions."

Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward residents are invited to a public safety meeting on June 4 at Skylight Music Theatre, led by Alderman Bauman, to discuss summer safety strategies.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks experts and stakeholders for its Beaver Management Plan Committee, with applications due by June 20. The plan's revision will involve public input and scientific data through 2026.

Milwaukee's Zoning Committee will discuss building code updates for sprinkler systems following a fatal fire at Highland Court Apartments. The meeting aims to address enforcement and retrofitting protocols.

Wisconsin DNR enlists anglers to combat invasive species, emphasizing the importance of adherence to the state's fishing and bait regulations to protect local ecosystems, as detailed in a news release.

The Milwaukee Police Department honored soldiers on Memorial Day for their sacrifices. They expressed gratitude for military service in a social media post, reminding the public to remember the fallen.

The Brookfield Fire Department celebrated the promotion of four members, including a new Assistant Chief and Deputy Chief of Training, highlighting their dedication to service and community safety.

Waukesha County offices will close on Memorial Day to honor fallen military service members. Citizens should plan around the closure. Normal operations will resume May 27.

South Milwaukee announced a community event, South Milwaukee Day, to be held at a Milwaukee Milkmen game on August 19, as shared by Mayor Erik Brooks and Shanda Caveney.

South Milwaukee City Administration will close for Memorial Day on May 26, 2025, but emergency services will remain available. Normal operations resume May 27.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating 150 years of service, sharing historical events such as notable fires that occurred on May 23 of various years, showcasing their dedication and adaptability in firefighting.

Milwaukee County launches Building Bridges, a program to support local small businesses with $200,000 in grants from WEDC and technical assistance, aiming to revitalize commercial corridors and stimulate economic growth.