The Milwaukee Common Council is working on a new city flag to coincide with the city's 180th anniversary, aiming to involve the community more in the selection process.

Milwaukee's Common Council has adjusted overnight parking rules in District 4, allowing 48-hour parking on any street side, responding to increased overnight parking and prior enforcement challenges.

The Milwaukee Public Schools board approved a $1.5 billion budget for FY26, focusing on literacy, absenteeism, teacher recruitment, and facility improvements.

The Milwaukee Common Council voted to create a task force to design a new city flag, aiming for inclusivity and community engagement in the selection process.

Milwaukee's Common Council is recognizing winners of the 34th Juneteenth Scholarship Pageant for their academic and community achievements in a session led by Alderwoman Coggs.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office announced a deputy sheriff hiring opportunity on social media, with the application deadline on June 22 and a provision for applicants lacking 60 college credits.

Milwaukee's roads are in disrepair, with a report indicating $821 million is needed to fix streets graded as "poor."

Discord among local officials ensues over street takeover legislation and prioritization amid concerns about its constitutionality and the city's handling of gun violence issues.

MPS revealed a Lead Action Plan to tackle lead contamination in schools, expanding remediation to 14 additional schools and discussing a $1.5 billion budget for the upcoming year.

Milwaukee is creating a task force to design a new city flag, reflecting progress and pride, with community involvement and aiming to unveil it by the 180th anniversary in 2026.

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.