The Madison PFC has narrowed the chief of police search to three finalists, released their profiles to the public, and is seeking feedback, with final interviews set for August 14, 2025.

Local officials in Milwaukee team up with Voters First Wisconsin to demonstrate "Final Five Voting" using ice cream toppings to educate on electoral reform.

Federal funding cuts for Milwaukee's 6th Street upgrades leave city officials and residents disappointed, impacting local development and economic prospects.

The Milwaukee Fire Department is celebrating its 150-year history, sharing significant events and heroic stories through social media updates and reflecting on its service to the community.

The committee approved Milwaukee's housing plan aiming to improve affordability and homeownership, reflecting collaborative efforts with the community.

Royal Capital faces opposition for their 200+ unit development in the 9th Aldermanic District, with concerns raised due to their track record at The Harmony in Madison, where serious incidents occurred. A key committee meeting is approaching.

Alderman Burgelis hosts a consumer protection event focused on fraud prevention at Zablocki Library on July 8.

Mayor Johnson is frustrated by the loss of $34M in federal funding for Milwaukee's 6th Street project due to budget cuts, which could have improved safety, created jobs, and boosted the economy.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticizes the federal budget for risking programs like Medicaid, SNAP, and Medicare, crucial to his community's welfare.

Milwaukee's Mayor vetoed a parking measure for the 4th District that would have eased restrictions, prompting the area representative to dispute the claims about an agreed parking study and call for the Common Council to overturn the veto.

A Wisconsin DNR permit may lead to "incidental taking" of endangered queensnakes during culvert replacement, with minimal expected impact on the species.

Gwen Moore voted against a bill she argued would harm vulnerable Americans, including children, veterans, and the homeless, by cutting healthcare and SNAP benefits.

Kenosha County Executive Samantha Kerkman celebrates the state budget's provision of $6 million for Kenosha Dunes erosion control and additional staffing for the DA's office.