West Allis hosts a Bike Rodeo for young residents, offering bicycle safety lessons, free helmets, and lunch, with mandatory registration for the May 18 event.

A fatal multi-vehicle collision on W. Brown St. prompts Milwaukee officials to issue a statement condemning reckless driving and urging community safety and responsibility.

Alderman Russell W. Stamper, II invites young creatives to enter the Sister Cities International Showcase with the theme “Friendship: The Heartbeat of Global Peace.” Prizes up to $1,000 are offered.

South Milwaukee reminds voters of absentee ballot options for upcoming elections, requiring a request with photo ID by the Thursday before election day and offering in-person early voting sessions.

Milwaukee Public Schools have complied with a court order to have school resource officers on-site, as required by state law, after legal pressure and the threat of fines.

Oak Creek opens early voting at the Civic Center with times scheduled to accommodate citizens' varied schedules.

Milwaukee City Hall displays an art exhibit celebrating the record number of women on the Common Council, as part of Women's History Month and Girls' Day festivities.

The Wisconsin DNR promotes Fix A Leak Week, highlighting the EPA's estimate that household leaks waste over 1 trillion gallons of water annually in the US. The event encourages repairing leaks to save water and money.

The Wisconsin DNR announced details on bonus turkey harvest authorizations for the spring hunting season, which can be purchased online from March 17 onward.

The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council awarded individuals and groups for their contributions to urban tree stewardship across the state, ranging from educational outreach to the use of technology.

The Wisconsin Urban Forestry Council has recognized Wauwatosa for its innovative urban forestry initiatives, including a virtual tree tour and real-time Tosa Tree Dashboard.

Wisconsin's DNR reports a significant increase in wildfires, urging caution amid burn permit suspensions and potential for an intense fire season without substantial rainfall.

Milwaukee officials, including Alderman Mark Chambers Jr., will discuss federal issues with residents at the Congressional Café town hall on March 15 at Marshall High School.