Milwaukee's Public Safety and Health Committee will discuss updating the city's tobacco ordinance to raise the legal purchasing age to 21, in line with federal law, and impose stricter penalties for violations.

The Milwaukee County Board's Committee on Intergovernmental Relations voted to advance a resolution for February 18 to be Vel Phillips Day, honoring the civil rights icon's legacy.

Fox Bros. Piggly Wiggly donated $2,341.29 to Washington County Sheriff's Office, chosen as the 'Charity of the Month' in February 2025, and was thanked on social media.

Milwaukee Police showcase Captain Liam Looney's proactive strategy for monitoring officer behavior, aiming to reinforce positives and provide early guidance to prevent misconduct.

Milwaukee Police Department hosted a Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon to honor over 200 local officers, fostering camaraderie and gratitude for their service.

Wisconsin's DNR encourages tax filers to donate to the Endangered Resources Fund, aiding conservation efforts for over 700 species. Donations are tax-deductible and matched 1:1.

Supervisor Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones was honored at Milwaukee's Portraits of Greatness Art Affair, expressing humility and honoring her family's legacy.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of cold water and debris dangers for spring boaters, urging life jackets and caution against hypothermia and changing conditions.

Alderman Burgelis will meet with constituents at Zablocki Library on April 7th from 12-2 p.m. to discuss community issues.

The Wisconsin DNR is accepting applications for Urban Forestry Catastrophic Storm Grants after severe weather, as part of a state of emergency declared by Governor Evers.

Milwaukee launches the Emerging Youth Achievement Advisory Council to address challenges faced by all underrepresented youth, replacing the Black Male Achievement Advisory Council.

Milwaukee council members seek explanations for ballot shortages in recent elections, with Council File #241915 set to address the issue in an upcoming Judiciary and Legislation Committee meeting.

The Milwaukee Common Council allocated $2.4 million for services including aid for immigrants and homelessness prevention, as well as community projects.