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Council Members Threaten to Bag New Leaf Collection Policy

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Council says policy change was a surprise to them.

City Unveils New Rooftop Solar Installation

City Unveils New Rooftop Solar Installation

Latest sustainability push aims to reduce carbon footprint and utility costs. Homeowners can benefit, too.

Severe Storms Push Milwaukee To Change Leaf And Street Sweeping Rules

Severe Storms Push Milwaukee To Change Leaf And Street Sweeping Rules

Climate change, clogged drains and angry residents are driving DPW changes.

Wisconsin Could Have ‘A Big Year’ for Lyme Disease

Wisconsin Could Have ‘A Big Year’ for Lyme Disease

Tick bites and emergency room visits soaring; warmer, wetter weather good for deer ticks.

After Week of Severe Storms, Wisconsin Weighs Case For Federal Help

After Week of Severe Storms, Wisconsin Weighs Case For Federal Help

State and local teams are racing to complete storm damage assessments from Ringle to Shiocton and beyond.

Rare Wisconsin Mussel At Center Of New Federal Lawsuit

Rare Wisconsin Mussel At Center Of New Federal Lawsuit

Suit says delay in endangered listing leaves salamander mussel and 2,000 miles of habitat at risk.

Wisconsin DNR To Slash Fish Stocking, Close Two Hatcheries Amid Shortfall

Wisconsin DNR To Slash Fish Stocking, Close Two Hatcheries Amid Shortfall

Musky stocking will drop 70% and walleye 45% as lawmakers stall on spending approval.

Sturgeon No. 985120031641132 Makes Historic Milwaukee River Journey

Sturgeon No. 985120031641132 Makes Historic Milwaukee River Journey

First sturgeon in more than a century spotted in Ozaukee County.

MPS Celebrates Earth Day on Sustainable Playground

MPS Celebrates Earth Day on Sustainable Playground

Milwaukee school district has received nearly $40 million to support green initiatives.

Milwaukee Youth Turns Aluminum Cans into Cash to Help Homeless

Milwaukee Youth Turns Aluminum Cans into Cash to Help Homeless

Carter Wilkins, 9, and his mother have a system to help the needy.

Murphy’s Law: State’s Utilities Running Scared
Murphy’s Law

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After decades of high profits and executive salaries, why they could face opposition.

Earth Day 2026 Arrives at Fraught Climate Moment

Earth Day 2026 Arrives at Fraught Climate Moment

Founded 60 years ago by Wisconsin Sen. Gaylord Nelson. Were stakes ever higher?