Milwaukee's Common Council passed legislation opposing any amendment to allow more than two presidential terms.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public input on a plan to convert access roads and trails in Vernon Wildlife Area and Bloomfield State Habitat Area into nonmotorized public trails.

Wisconsin's DNR calls for volunteers to assist in various conservation activities during Earth month, including park maintenance, scientific monitoring, and habitat preservation.

High voter turnout in Milwaukee led to ballot shortages, with additional ballots and staff sent to seven polling sites.

The Oak Creek Public Library is hosting a one-day, budget book sale on April 12, where $5 fills a bag with books and media, excluding specially marked items. Proceeds support the library.

Wisconsin's new fishing license year starts April 1, with licenses now required and new regulations in effect. Anglers can buy licenses online or in person, and the DNR emphasizes conservation and responsible fishing practices.

Milwaukee honors César Chávez's legacy, reflecting on his civil rights and labor movement impact, and vows to uphold his mission for worker dignity and justice.

The Port of Milwaukee plans to convert an abandoned boat into a sheepshead card game-themed floating casino named "The Port of Jackpot," using eminent domain.

Milwaukee's 10th annual Mayor's Masked Ball, supporting the UNCF, raised over $1.3 million in scholarships, celebrating community effort and student achievement.

The Wisconsin DNR and NRF are offering expert-led field trips to showcase the state's ecosystems, with registration open to NRF members starting April 8.

The Wisconsin DNR released findings on urban forestry in Milwaukee and Madison, highlighting the importance of large trees for ecosystem services and the threat invasive species pose to native flora.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court allowed Elon Musk to distribute $1 million checks to voters, rejecting the Attorney General's request to stop him, citing free speech protections.

In a heated Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford campaign in Milwaukee before the April 1st election, with record spending nearing $100 million including large donor contributions.