Ald. Milele A. Coggs calls for meeting to address lead exposure in Milwaukee Public Schools, focusing on the situation at Golda Meir School and seeking solutions for child safety.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee residents to a sunset hike in Havenwoods State Forest, featuring a discussion on habitat restoration and a hot cocoa session.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking public feedback on the environmental review for Chetek's proposed drinking water project, deemed to have no significant environmental impact.

Milwaukee County launches an Overdose Dashboard for real-time insights into the overdose crisis, aiming to inform strategies to combat opioid-related issues.

Supervisor Steve F. Taylor criticizes the Milwaukee Art Museum for tripling its director's salary to $549,000 while cutting staff and receiving public funds. He demands transparency and accountability.

YAPP USA Automotive Systems has agreed to pay $14.2 million to settle allegations of falsely claiming eligibility for a PPP loan despite its Chinese state-owned enterprise status.

A business conference in West Allis aims to empower women entrepreneurs with networking, breakout sessions, and stories from successful businesswomen on April 9th at The Gage.

Wisconsin voters participated in a nonpartisan primary for state superintendent, with candidates Underly, Kinser, and Wright vying for the position. Kinser leads in fundraising, with significant GOP donor support.

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.