South Milwaukee has unveiled a public health vending machine outside City Hall, offering free health supplies, including Narcan and fentanyl test kits, to improve health equity and access.

Milwaukee residents complain about poor snow plowing after a December storm. Alderman Westmoreland has escalated the issue for discussion in the upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.

Wisconsin DNR invites the public to the free Bald Eagle Watching Days in Sauk Prairie on January 18, 2025, with live raptor shows and opportunities for eagle observation.

Wisconsin DNR has announced a series of public meetings in northeast Wisconsin to discuss fisheries management, conservation, and to foster community engagement.

Wisconsin's Governor Evers and DNR kick off the state park system's 125th anniversary with a First Day Hike at Mirror Lake State Park and a year of activities planned.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers hailed 2024 as a productive year, highlighting investments in workforce development, infrastructure, affordable housing, and digital connectivity.

The Wisconsin DNR opens funding applications for conservation projects focused on wild turkeys, pheasants, and waterfowl, using proceeds from hunting stamps.

Wisconsin's DNR has announced a Free Fishing Weekend on January 18-19, allowing individuals to fish without a license while adhering to standard regulations.

Wisconsin DNR seeks public input on enhancing ATV/UTV trails utilizing new funding from 2023 Wisconsin Act 67. Deadline for comments is January 31, 2025.

The Eastern District of Wisconsin's federal court will close on January 9, 2025, to honor President Jimmy Carter on the National Day of Mourning following his passing.

The Wisconsin DNR invites public comments on proposed changes to deer management unit boundaries through a virtual hearing and online submissions until Jan. 10, 2025.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on 2024 accomplishments, underlining his administration’s focus on advancing racial equity, affordable housing, and health services. He signaled a commitment to continue these efforts into 2025.

Wisconsin introduces a new tax on electric vehicle charging starting January 1, 2025, exempting residential but not certain commercial chargers. The policy aims to support road infrastructure funding amid the EV transition.