Wisconsin's DNR seeks public input on proposed updates to Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest, including new bike trails and a toilet facility.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department held its annual Award Recognition Ceremony, presenting 41 awards to law enforcement, outside agencies, and citizens for their service to the community.

The Wisconsin DNR's 2023 Water Withdrawal Report shows significant water usage statewide, influenced by drought and high demand from power plants and municipalities.

Elon Musk plans a rally in Wisconsin ahead of the state Supreme Court election, offering two $1 million checks to attendees who vote, amid scrutiny for possibly contravening state laws against vote incentives.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the CA50 Plan aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, with a 46% emissions reduction since 2005 already achieved.

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board is set to discuss environmental regulations on April 9 in Madison, including Lake Michigan trawling rules, electronics recycling, PFAS groundwater impact, and avian influenza updates.

Elon Musk's PAC gave a Green Bay resident $1 million ahead of a key Wisconsin Supreme Court election, drawing scrutiny and possibly influencing the court's balance.

Alderwoman Larresa Taylor invites 9th District residents to a town hall on immigration and local issues on March 27 at 9849 N. 97th St., aiming for community engagement.

Wisconsin DNR seeks applicants for 10 conservation warden positions for 2026, emphasizing law enforcement and community education, with applications open from April 10 to May 6.

The Wisconsin DNR's Learn to Hunt Bear program is inviting newcomers to learn about bear hunting, offering education on various aspects. Applications and instructor volunteer information are available on their website.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley emphasized partnerships in his 2025 State of the County Address, highlighting their role in local advancements and his plans for Milwaukee's future prosperity.

Wisconsin seeks public feedback on a guide for assessing water health, with new focus areas including two PFAS chemicals, and clarifies methods for water quality evaluation.

The Wisconsin DNR and WCC invite public input on environmental matters through the upcoming Fish and Wildlife Spring Hearing, with in-person and online engagement starting April 14.