The Milwaukee Common Council's ZND Committee endorsed two zoning proposals to address urban densification, introducing a new RT5 zoning district for up to eight dwelling units, and setting guidelines for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).

Milwaukee County officials oppose ICE courthouse actions, underscoring justice and due process, with supportive statements from Chairwoman Nicholson and Supervisors Gómez-Tom and Martinez.

Milwaukee plans to establish a committee to combat the city's illegal dumping, with a proposal set for review by the Public Works Committee and potential full Council vote in May.

Wisconsin's Senate Committee moves to advance a bill aimed at impounding vehicles for reckless driving, showing bipartisan efforts toward safer streets.

The City of Oak Creek is hosting a community meeting with Hunden Partners on April 16 at 5:15 p.m. to discuss ideas for enhancing the city as a destination for shopping, entertainment, and more.

Wisconsin's DNR celebrates a successful snowmobile season, highlighting over 200,000 registered snowmobiles, safe trails, and the education of 2,300 students by volunteer instructors.

Wisconsin DNR announces the 2025 spring turkey hunting season, from April 16 to May 27, with a registration requirement and safety reminders for hunters.

Milwaukee's Common Council, post-election, diversified committees for better representation and expertise, with new member Alex Brower and historic female chair appointments, including Coggs, Dimitrijevic, and Zamarripa, for key city issues.

Waukesha County plans a memorial ceremony to honor fallen officers, with a dinner afterwards, sponsored by the LECOWC. The public can donate via Zelle.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks applicants for its Wolf Advisory Committee to offer diverse perspectives on wolf management and support the state's Wolf Management Plan. Applications are due by May 4.

Shaili Pfeiffer won the 2024 Rebecca Wallace Award from the Wisconsin DNR for her contributions to water resource policy and mentoring within the environmental conservation community.

Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss a new ordinance to align local tobacco regulations with federal standards, raising the minimum sales age to 21 and including hookah regulation.

Milwaukee is initiating a digital system, using QR code stickers included in services bills, for residents to easily access their garbage collection schedules via smartphone.