The Kapco Kids2Kids Toy Drive in Ozaukee County, now in its 20th year, is collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need, with local first responders set to deliver the gifts.

Spirit Airlines is set to end flights in Milwaukee and other cities by January 8, 2026, aiming to focus on stronger markets and align with a smaller fleet.

Milwaukee County introduces a Lead Abatement Program for suburban homes with lead paint hazards, supported by a $7.75 million federal grant and local funds.

Fontana-on-Geneva-Lake aims to expand its conservancy by 0.4 acres aided by a funding grant, enhancing outdoor activities like fishing and bird watching, while prohibiting hunting for safety reasons.

Caledonia residents are divided over Microsoft's proposed data center. Some foresee economic benefits, while others oppose change in the rural landscape and question the plan's transparency. A vote on rezoning is pending as tensions rise.

Milwaukee County's "Building Bridges" program is providing $10,000 grants to a new group of small businesses, with efforts to strengthen local economy and community.

Milwaukee County launched the Building Bridges Program, providing $10,000 grants to ten local small businesses, funded by the WEDC. The program also offers support from a small business liaison.

Local leaders organize a flood relief distribution event on Saturday at Lamb of God Church, with essentials like cleaning supplies and clothing. Volunteers needed.

Milwaukee's "Deep Thought" boat auction struggles, with bids not covering the $20,000 county costs for its removal. Enthusiasm exists, but the highest bid is only $2,000 as the auction nears its close.

Wisconsin DNR is set to issue a permit for incidental harm to a rare lizard due to the construction of a new golf course, promising habitat restoration to offset impact.

The Wisconsin DNR seeks public input on a plan to build a new trailhead shelter and maintenance buildings at Peninsula State Park, aligning with existing park goals.

Milwaukee proposes two new TIDs aimed at creating affordable housing by repurposing vacant and underused properties in the city. Mayor Cavalier Johnson supports the initiative.

Milwaukee County has launched the "Building Bridges" program to support small businesses, with a ceremony at West Allis City Hall. The program will provide $10,000 grants and a new small business liaison role.