Milwaukee's Public Safety Committee will discuss last week's City Hall complex events and the response to ensure future safety, as called for by Council President José G. Pérez.

Milwaukee Public Schools risk losing state aid due to missed financial reporting deadlines, triggering concerns about statewide educational funding and prompting efforts to resolve software issues causing the delay.

Members of the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office participated in the solemn Sunrise Guard Mount ceremony at the Wisconsin State Capitol, honoring fallen law enforcement officers.

Wisconsin anglers prepare for the Northern Zone musky season, opening May 24 with DNR fishing guidelines and licenses required. The season encourages responsible angling and fish handling.

Kathleen Vincent appointed WASB Region 11 Director, bringing 35 years of educational experience and a commitment to innovation and collaboration in Wisconsin's school boards.

A city official criticized the lack of security at the Zeidler Municipal Building and City Hall, calling for improved measures and stating that the potential cost should not prevent action.

Milwaukee Arts Board announces 2025 Artist of the Year winners and Friends of the Arts honorees, celebrating their impact on the city's cultural scene.

The NRB will meet on May 28, 2025, to discuss Wisconsin's environmental regulations, including sharp-tailed grouse management. Public engagement is encouraged.

The Havenwoods neighborhood is hosting its annual Bloom & Groom flower sale at Redemption Lutheran Church on May 17th, with local council members participating.

Wauwatosa's Memorial Day Observance on May 26 includes a ceremony and groundbreaking for a new Veterans Memorial. The event honors fallen military personnel with a community gathering at Hart Park.

Milwaukee celebrates replacing 10,000 lead water lines, advancing public health by reducing lead contamination risks, with a target of 65,000 replacements by 2037, prioritizing high-need neighborhoods.

Milwaukee's "Building Bridges" program aims to boost small businesses with a new liaison role, $200,000 WEDC grant, and revitalization efforts. Critics worry about support continuity after the four-year term.

Milwaukee announces the 2025 Sister Cities Day Meet-and-Greet event on May 16 at City Hall, celebrating international relationships with cultural entertainment and cuisine.