Milwaukee County is planning to transfer management of Charles Allis Art Museum and Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum to nonprofits to preserve the sites and reduce county expenses.

A Wisconsin Supreme Court race has become pivotal for union rights after a ruling to restore collective bargaining for public workers, emphasizing the election's significant stakes.

Wisconsin Judge Jacob Frost struck down parts of Act 10, affecting public-sector union collective bargaining rights, a decision praised by some and set to be appealed by others.

David Prosser, a former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, died at 81 after a long illness. He had a decades-long career in public service, including as Assembly Speaker.

Ben Wikler, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, has announced his bid for DNC chair, aiming to utilize his success in Wisconsin on a national level.

Congressman Bryan Steil announced the winners of the 2024 Congressional App Challenge at Franklin High, with Rishi Suryavanshi winning first place for the app 'Botanical' and a team winning second for the app 'TutorMe'.

Milwaukee County EMS administered its first in-field whole blood transfusion on a gunshot victim, potentially saving their life, under a new life-saving initiative.

Whitefish Bay announces holiday changes: no leaf collection, altered refuse schedule, and parking rule suspension. The community is invited to the Holiday Stroll.

The future of Mill Pond and its dam in Southeastern Wisconsin is being discussed, with a Public Information Meeting planned to gather resident feedback on the SEWRPC's proposed restoration plans.

Mayor Johnson of Milwaukee honored late Alderman Brostoff with a ceremonial signing of legislation promoting clean energy credits and supporting the River Trail Commons co-housing development.

The Mukwonago Village Board delayed voting on a cell phone ban in schools after parent opposition and difficulties with current enforcement as reported by WISN.

South Milwaukee approves a $50 million redevelopment project at the old Bucyrus campus, which will add 171 apartments, commercial space, and a new building, catering to various income levels and set for completion in 2026.

Milwaukee County invests $3 million in affordable housing at the former Bucyrus-Erie site, creating 171 rental units. County Executive David Crowley emphasizes inclusive housing for working families and veterans.