The Milwaukee County Board introduced English and Spanish captioning services at meetings to boost inclusivity and public engagement in government processes.

New Milwaukee County hires will join the Wisconsin Retirement System instead of the local ERS starting 2025, as Wisconsin Act 12 aims to alleviate the county's fiscal issues.

Milwaukee County is set to tackle housing issues with federal funds for the elderly and those exiting incarceration, focusing on reducing homelessness and support services.

The Village of Brown Deer is promoting online or mailed property tax payments, offering multiple payment options and noting specifics on service fees, escrow check handling, and how to claim the Lottery & Gaming Credit.

The City of West Allis has adjusted its garbage and recycling schedule for the Christmas and New Year's holidays, and reminds residents about proper holiday refuse disposal.

The new lease for American Family Field in Milwaukee ensures the Brewers stay in Wisconsin through 2050, with bipartisan support and planned stadium modernizations.

Cudahy and ATI-Cudahy partner to inform residents of early industrial activities, promising early notifications via City channels for scheduled operations like the upcoming 3:00 am start on December 18.

The City of Janesville has published its 2025 trash and recycling schedule online, detailing service dates for yard waste, holiday alterations, and Christmas tree pickup.

The City of Janesville introduces a Winter StoryWalk® at Robert O. Cook Memorial Arboretum, featuring the children's book "We Are Branches" along a walking trail.

Third graders from Golda Meir School in Milwaukee won an essay contest and will participate in a Common Council meeting, sharing their community improvement ideas.

Milwaukee Public Schools are seeking community volunteers for steering committees to guide facility decisions, amidst declining enrollment and space issues, potentially leading to school closures.

The University Club of Milwaukee settles for over $1 million regarding claims of wrongfully obtaining a PPP loan.

Zund America, Inc. agrees to pay $2.3 million to settle claims of providing false information to secure a PPP loan, as announced by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Eastern Wisconsin.