Trump wins Wisconsin in the 2024 election, surpassing 270 electoral votes, while Senator Tammy Baldwin secures a Democratic victory, reflecting the state's complex political landscape.

Rep. Glenn Grothman wins Wisconsin's 6th District, securing his congressional seat against Democrat John Zarbano.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public help in reporting black bear dens to aid reproduction research and improve population models, especially in zones C, D, and E.

Milwaukee County's Finance Committee approved funding for the Right to Counsel program to aid families facing eviction, securing $750,000 in total contributions.

Milwaukee County Supervisors Logsdon and O’Connor propose legislation to enhance data governance and transparency for improved decision-making and service quality.

The Wisconsin DNR is hosting open houses to discuss deer management unit adjustments, with in-person and virtual options available for public engagement and feedback.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Shawn Rolland proposes a $500,000 budget amendment to support the Housing Division during Homelessness Awareness Week, seeking to address the area's housing insecurity crisis.

Supervisor Logsdon is advocating for the reopening of Hales Corners Pool, highlighting the community's support and calling for equitable access to public amenities.

The Wisconsin DNR awards a brownfield grant to Campbellsport for assessing contamination at a former gas station, aiding in potential redevelopment of the site.

The Cherish Wisconsin Outdoors Fund has allocated $80,000 to enhance habitats in five counties, aiming to support wildlife and biodiversity through various projects detailed on the Wisconsin DNR's website.

Wisconsin hunters prepare for the nine-day gun deer season starting Nov. 23, with solid license sales and reminders on safety and elk identification from DNR.

Milwaukee County introduces the Advance Peace program to combat gun violence, providing an 18-month fellowship for at-risk youth and securing a $2 million federal grant to support ongoing violence prevention efforts.

Wisconsin's Dr. Jill Underly has announced a $42 million budget proposal targeting early literacy improvements despite prior funding challenges. The plan includes more literacy coaches and aid for community programs and reading interventions.