Milwaukee Public Schools face legal pressure to comply with a state mandate to place 25 school resource officers in schools, amidst funding disagreements with the city.

Gov. Evers of Wisconsin proposes a corrections system overhaul, including the closure of Green Bay prison, early release for non-violent offenders, job training, and substance abuse treatment, requiring bipartisan support.

Brenda Cassellius, joining MPS as the new superintendent, pledges reforms and transparent hiring to tackle challenges identified in an audit, such as job role overlaps and a culture of fear.

Local educator Yessenia Ruano, facing immigration issues, was backed by her community and accompanied by a city official during her ICE appointment in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin taxpayers can donate part of their state tax refund to the Endangered Resources Fund to help protect species and natural areas, with donations being matched dollar for dollar.

An independent audit reveals systemic issues within Milwaukee Public Schools and offers recommendations for improvement. Governor Evers releases funds to aid in reform efforts.

Brenda Cassellius has been named the new superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, with the MPS board voting 8-1 in favor of her appointment. She will succeed Keith Posley and is expected to begin after contract finalization.

Milwaukee County declares a snow emergency due to forecasted heavy snowfall, prompting closures of non-essential departments and the continuation of essential services.

Milwaukee's 5th District approves sale of a property for Darick Spears' new bookstore-café complex, aiming to enhance the community with multiple facilities and job creation.

City Hall celebrates Black History Month with quilts by Ethel White and Dianne Pratt on display, showcasing over 200 quilts rich in African-American culture until the end of February.

Wisconsin’s DNR offers 2-year-old oak seedlings for reforestation, highlighting four native types and requiring a minimum order of 300 for landscape and ecological benefits.

City Hall hosts a quilt display by Ethel White and Dianne Pratt, celebrating Black History Month, with contributions from the local quilting group and emphasizing the storytelling power of art.

The Wisconsin DNR invites the public to discuss Shawano Lake walleye based on recent studies, during its "Spotlight Series" at Shawano Middle School or via Microsoft Teams.