Wisconsin's DNR considers allowing Enbridge a pass for harming a rare plant during the Line 5 pipeline project.

Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent announced a plan affecting 181 staff, with some moving into teaching roles. The teacher's union criticized the move, while the superintendent emphasized focusing on academics and community-building.

Milwaukee County successfully removed the abandoned "S.S. Minnow," with Supervisor Wasserman seeking to find and charge the boat's owners for the $55,000 expense.

Milwaukee County Supervisor initiates a mental health-oriented Ice Bucket Challenge for awareness, partnering with Active Minds to encourage dialogue and support.

The Garden District's annual Spring Perennial Exchange is happening on May 10, overseen by Alderman Scott Spiker, where community members can share, swap, or buy plants.

National Correctional Officers Week began with honors for Waukesha County's Sheriff's Jail Division and recognition of correctional staff's challenging work and commitment to safety and security.

Oakdale Electric Co-op's planned installation of underground cables and transformers for an FAA project in Monroe County may affect local endangered species, but with DNR mitigation measures, the impact is expected to be minimal.

The Milwaukee Public Museum is changing its name to the Nature & Culture Museum of Wisconsin and moving to a new location in 2027, focusing on the state’s natural environment and cultural history.

The Wisconsin DNR advises the public to not disturb white-tailed deer fawns found alone as mothers often leave them hidden for safety, and to contact professionals if a fawn seems ill or injured.

The Wisconsin DNR introduced Enviro-Nav, a digital tool to help small businesses with environmental compliance, launched during National Small Business Week.

Dr. Diana Ahmad will discuss the history of cowboys at Oak Creek Library, highlighting their cultural significance. Registration is open for the June 3 event.

San Francisco's Advocacy Day on May 14th at City Hall, hosted by council members, offers workshops and a keynote by Mandela Barnes for community self-representation.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticizes the federal funding cuts to AmeriCorps, emphasizing the program's community impact and the challenges it will pose for the Milwaukee Justice Center.