Janesville's North Main St will be closed for utility work, affecting traffic and bus routes on August 28-29. Detours and alternate bus stops are in place.

Milwaukee County plans to move the Kelly Senior Center to South Milwaukee, utilizing the historic Heritage Building to provide a larger, enhanced space with more programming for seniors.

Waukesha Metro Transit will operate on a Sunday schedule on Labor Day, with Route 1 and Metro lift running; other routes and the Transit Center will be closed. Normal service resumes September 2nd.

New bus routes, including Route 59 and Route 82, are launching in Oak Creek to improve public transit accessibility with increased frequency and connectivity.

Southwest Airlines adds nonstop flights from Milwaukee to San Diego, Austin, and Miami, increasing its offerings despite a slump in airport traffic and after changing its customer-friendly policies like free checked bags.

Washington County, Wisconsin announced the reopening of CTH D road after improvements, including a repaved road, expanded shoulders, new guardrails, and culverts.

A $250,000 grant has been awarded to revitalize South Milwaukee's former Bucyrus campus, funding a project that includes apartments, commercial space, and a school.

Milwaukee faces infrastructure woes as the State of Wisconsin's 2025-27 budget lacks sufficient funds to address the city's transportation challenges, including repairing 25% of streets deemed in poor condition.

Milwaukee is set to undergo a significant underground power line replacement project along S. 43rd Street, with the local government informing residents of disruptions through 2027 and planning community meetings for details.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced FAA-led updates to the Light Sport aviation sector, aimed at fostering innovation and safety by allowing for more advanced designs and features in Light Sport Aircraft.

Milwaukee County received a $21M federal grant to improve the PurpleLine bus route, aimed at reducing travel times, adding shelters, and enhancing safety by 2027.

WisDOT will host a meeting on August 5th to discuss the I-94 and County F interchange redesign, offering residents a chance to engage with the project team.

Wisconsin's DNR plans to allow "incidental taking" of the wood turtle, a state-threatened species, due to a bridge project in Portage County, while implementing measures to protect their population.