Supervisor Deanna Alexander will host a town hall on the 2025 county budget for District 18 residents in Milwaukee County to discuss and provide input.

Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde debated in a tense exchange signifying a close Wisconsin Senate race. With a focus on abortion rights, Baldwin defended her position while Hovde criticized her stance.

VP Kamala Harris visited Wisconsin, arousing criticism from GOP leaders and Trump supporters, and making campaign stops in this key battleground state.

Milwaukee's DPW plans to issue more parking tickets by 2025 to improve safety and increase city revenue by $2 million, despite concerns from residents.

Kamala Harris campaigns across Wisconsin cities, discussing economic issues and rallying support ahead of the mid-term elections, with traffic disruptions expected due to her visits.

The Marquette Law School Poll shows a tight race between Kamala Harris with 48% and Donald Trump with 47% of likely voters' support. Key issues include the economy and immigration.

Milwaukee County faces a 'fiscal cliff,' with transit at risk of cuts or fare hikes. Finance Chair Johnson highlights collaboration for sustainable services, as budget hearings and public input begin.

Milwaukee County's 2025 Budget town hall is scheduled for October 16 at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, hosted by Supervisors Coggs-Jones and Johnson, Jr.

Anna Marie Crocker was fired by Silver Lake-Salem School District after being charged with child sexual assault, exploitation, and possessing child pornography.

Milwaukee honors the memory of gun violence victim Patrick "PJ" Ross with scholarships for local students, detailed by Alderman Stamper in an upcoming news conference.

The Village's DPW is starting its leaf collection service on October 21, promising cleaner streets with new, more efficient equipment. Residents must rake leaves to the curb for pickup.

Milwaukee County Courthouse incident results in no injuries, with County Executive Crowley praising first responders and emphasizing workplace safety. An investigation is underway.

The Milwaukee Housing Authority board is advancing a plan to privatize Section 8 housing, despite having an incomplete board and facing legal questions over its authority to make such decisions.