The Wauwatosa School District Board voted 4-2, with one abstention, to close WSTEM by June 2026, earlier than planned. Despite parents' protests for transparency, the district intends to implement STEM curriculum district-wide.

Milwaukee has implemented a new RT5 zoning district to allow buildings with 5-8 units, enhancing housing variety and addressing its diverse population.

Milwaukee's Common Council acknowledged local teachers' dedication, with Alderwoman Larresa Taylor celebrating their impact on education and community growth.

Supervisor Anne O'Connor is appointed as Co-Chair of Milwaukee's City-County Advisory Board on Climate and Economic Equity to foster sustainability and job growth.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II will attend the Patrick "PJ" Ross, Jr. Scholarship Awards in Milwaukee, honoring youth and combating gun violence's impact.

Milwaukee Common Council voted to require hookah lounges to obtain a public entertainment license, aligning them with other entertainment venues in terms of regulation, safety, and zoning. Mayor's approval is pending.

Alex Brower is set to join Milwaukee's Common Council for the 3rd District with a swearing-in ceremony at City Hall and a community event at the Falcon Bowl.

Supervisor Wasserman calls for action to remove the abandoned S.S. Minnow boat from Milwaukee County's shoreline, seeking to avoid public expense for the cleanup.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley launches a youth apprenticeship program with local schools and AECOM, offering students real-world experience in the Investing in Justice Courthouse initiative.

Chaplain Steve Niles was honored with the "Richard S. Kassel/Lifetime Service Award" by the Waukesha County Sheriff's Department for his exceptional service.

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.