Milwaukee County Supervisor Seeks $500K Boost for Housing Aid During Homelessness Awareness Week
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.
Wisconsin Conservation Efforts Boosted with $80,000 in Grants for Habitat Enhancement Across Five Counties
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.
Milwaukee County Launches "Advance Peace" to Combat Gun Violence with Innovative Fellowship Program and Federal Grant Support
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 State Superintendent Dr. Jill Underly Proposes $42 Million for Early Literacy Enhancements
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.
Wauwatosa to Sparkle with Innovative Drone Light Show for 2025 Independence Day, Embracing Inclusivity and Safety
Wauwatosa will replace its July 4th fireworks with a drone light show in 2025 for inclusivity and environmental reasons, separating the event from the traditional parade for safety and resource management.
Racine County Board Votes to Implement 0.5% Sales Tax, Preserving Over 150 Jobs and Strengthening Public Safety
The Racine County Board approved a 0.5% sales tax to raise $20 million yearly, save 150 jobs, and support public safety, exempting food and medicine. Some residents and board members have concerns.
New Berlin Encounters Early Voting Delays Due to WisVote System Issues, City Takes Swift Action
Technical issues with the WisVote system caused delays for early voters in New Berlin, Wisconsin, with wait times up to 1.5 hours. The city enacted contingency plans and processed over 1,000 applications.












