Prominent leaders celebrated the Great Lakes' economic impact at Port Milwaukee and touted a fee waiver victory that promotes regional trade and job growth.

West Allis Police Department hosts a Neighborhood Partnership Meeting to discuss law enforcement issues, crime trends, and introduce the Community Liaison Officer. Residents can attend in-person or via live stream on the WAPD Facebook page.

Milwaukee's Judiciary and Legislation Committee unanimously supports the Wisconsin Innovation Network Bill to regulate cryptocurrency and boost tech innovation.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reacts to the deadly shooting of Minnesota lawmakers, emphasizing the threat political violence poses and calling for unity and justice on his official website.

The Northcott Neighborhood House in Milwaukee announced the winners of its 34th Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant, recognizing youth for academic and community efforts.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on its new master plan for managing the Southern Lake Michigan Coastal properties and is holding a public meeting to discuss it.

The new Marcia P. Coggs Center in Milwaukee provides essential services, including mental health and support for the elderly and disabled, with a celebratory opening scheduled for June 13, 2025.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Patti Logsdon supports a resolution to assess the potential reopening of Hales Corners Pool, closed since 2019, with a goal of summer 2026.

Milwaukee's 14th District may soon have safer streets with city officials considering community-led traffic calming projects, including speed tables and humps to reduce speed and increase pedestrian safety.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board meeting on June 25th at UW-Parkside will discuss state wildlife and fishery policies. Public participation is encouraged.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine celebrates the 125th anniversary of the State Park System, covering diverse topics such as inclusive facilities, wildlife, and conservation efforts.

Ald. Peter Burgelis proposes a trampoline safety ordinance in Milwaukee, requiring specific safety distances and clearances for residential trampolines.

Milwaukee's tourism industry achieved a record $4.321 billion economic impact in 2024, up 3.7% from the previous year, with 28,091 jobs supported and $242.2 million in tax revenue generated.