The Wisconsin DNR and Wisconsin Salt Wise are raising awareness on the impact of road salt and promoting salt conservation to protect freshwater during Winter Salt Awareness Week.

The Wisconsin DNR honored wardens for bravery and lifesaving actions at a recent ceremony, with Governor Evers expressing gratitude for their service.

Governor Tony Evers praises WHEFA for issuing $556 million in bonds, supporting 13 nonprofits and creating jobs in Wisconsin, highlighting the use of tax-exempt bonds for cost-effective services.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announced approval of key projects for the University of Wisconsin System, including a $29 million investment in UW-Madison's engineering building and $10.5 million for UW-Whitewater's infrastructure.

Washington County joins Operation Green Light to honor veterans by illuminating buildings in green. Local entities are encouraged to participate to support veterans and raise awareness about their resources.

Wisconsin hits a new record for ACA insurance enrollment, with over 306,000 sign-ups. Governor Evers emphasizes the importance of the ACA as enrollment continues until January 15, 2025.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting informational sessions on walleye management in Florence and Forest counties, with both in-person and virtual attendance options.

The Waukesha County Board is seeking candidates to fill a vacant seat for District 24 after the resignation of Larry Bangs. Applications are due by January 20th.

Milwaukee announces temporary traffic changes and offers free tax assistance through VITA for households earning under $60,000.

Wisconsin DNR invites high school students to design the 2026 state park admission pass, with the winning artwork to be displayed on passes statewide. Submissions are accepted until April 30, 2025.

Researchers find the oldest dinosaur fossils in North America, suggesting that dinosaurs lived in the northern hemisphere earlier than previously thought.

Milwaukee's South Side Fire Station 31 reopens, enhancing local emergency response services after being closed since 2017, supported by the city's economic upturn and investments in public safety.

Milwaukee residents have expressed dissatisfaction with inadequate snow plowing, leading Alderman Westmoreland to address these concerns in an upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.