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.

Jeffrey S. Polenske retired from his role at Milwaukee’s Department of Public Works after 31 years, planning to move to the private sector as VP at Michael Baker International.

The USS Beloit, a new Freedom-variant littoral combat ship, arrived at Milwaukee's lakefront for its commissioning, honoring the city's shipbuilding contributions.

The Kenosha Unified School District Board approved a $23 million annual operational referendum for enhanced school security and resources, facing diverse community reactions.

The Watertown Unified School District board adopted a controversial policy mandating bathroom and sports team use based on birth sex, not gender identity.

Wisconsin Supreme Court is hearing a case that could determine the job status of the state's top election official, Meagan Wolfe, amid a partisan dispute and legal debate over appointment procedures.

Eric Hovde concedes the U.S. Senate race to incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin, forgoing a recount despite prior concerns over election integrity.

Milwaukee considers reimagining North Water Street with safety and transit improvements, including protected bike lanes and better sidewalks, amid unsafe driving concerns.

The Wisconsin DNR granted Enbridge permits to reroute the Line 5 pipeline, with conditions to protect wetlands and waterways, but faces tribal and environmental opposition.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson approved the 2025 budget focused on financial sustainability and investment in county services.

Milwaukee extends its leaf collection deadline to December 1 due to delayed foliage drop, helping prevent waste system blockages and promoting composting.