Milwaukee community cookout aims to educate residents on the $133.4 million redevelopment of Mitchell Park Domes, highlighting civic engagement and fundraising efforts.

Supervisor Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones was appointed to Milwaukee County's Parks and Culture Committee, where she'll work on park management and cultural initiatives.

Black Dawn Tattoo in Milwaukee has closed and is relocating due to a neighboring mural featuring a swastika, which has sparked community unrest and vandalism.

UW schools report a surprising enrollment increase despite financial aid issues and the absence of a tuition promise.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to campaign in Madison, Wisconsin, intensifying her engagement in key battleground states ahead of the November election.

Milwaukee County prepares for National Voter Registration Day with local sign-up events and online registration options through MyVote.wi.gov ahead of the fall election.

Milwaukee joins a federal initiative to combat intimate partner violence involving firearms through partnerships between federal, local law enforcement, and community organizations.

Milwaukee's Housing Authority board met in person amid tenant complaints of poor living conditions, a lack of security, and issues with accessibility to past virtual meetings.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow has announced his diagnosis with mucinous adenocarcinoma but intends to continue his duties while undergoing treatment.

Milwaukee County is using $8.5 million from a national opioid settlement for treatment, prevention, and recovery initiatives against the opioid crisis.

Franklin and Oak Creek have signed a 40-year agreement for shared Lake Michigan water resources, continuing their partnership and ensuring stable water supply for the region.

David Crowley, Milwaukee County Executive, was selected for an Early Childhood Education Fellowship aiming to improve childhood development programs. His administration also abolished Birth Cost Recovery, easing financial burdens on families.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has declared September as Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting mental health initiatives and services available to residents, including the No Wrong Door Model and Mental Health Navigators.