Karsen Frame was promoted to Detective at the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, recognized for her varied roles and contributions to law enforcement since 2013.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office discussed its budget considerations on Facebook, detailing the financial challenges and emphasizing the budget's impact on public safety.

Milwaukee's iconic LGBTQ+ bar, This Is It!, has shuttered before its 57th anniversary. City officials recognize its legacy and urge support for local, queer-owned businesses.

Wisconsin DNR offers supplemental grants for ATV safety and trail mapping, with extra funding for existing grant holders available until March 15 to improve safety and communication on trails.

The Wisconsin DNR, with Walleyes for Tomorrow, continues a walleye tag study in the Bay of Green Bay to assess exploitation rates and manage the fishery.

Detective Michael Buechler was promoted to Lieutenant in Ozaukee County's Jail Division, with Sheriff Knowles and a ceremony marking the occasion. His wife pinned his new badge.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department promotes the "#9pm Routine" on social media, urging residents to lock up and secure valuables to prevent crime.

Washington County showcases emerging leaders like Timothy Honzelka through its Youth Leadership Board, highlighting student involvement in public service and government.

Milwaukee County is developing a $2.5 million affordable housing project called Layton Preserve in Greenfield with 45 units for seniors and families to alleviate the housing crisis.

The latest issue of Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine is out, featuring articles on the state's marshlands, conservation efforts, and trail guides, available in print and online.

Wisconsin's DNR proposes new fishing regulations for Crescent Lake to protect walleye populations, with size limits and a reduced daily bag. Public input is sought before potential May 2025 implementation.

Dr. Brenda Cassellius, the new superintendent of Milwaukee Public Schools, is set to earn a salary higher than the city's mayor and Wisconsin's governor combined, with additional benefits and a contract through June 2027.

South Milwaukee has approved a $3.2 million project to turn a vacant lot into 20 apartments, with a mix of two-bedroom and studio units. The effort includes a $100,000 loan from the Bucyrus Foundation.