Peter Burgelis Launches “Who’s Better Off These Days?” Listening Tour with 21 Stops Across Wisconsin’s First Congressional District

Supervisor Steve F. Taylor Welcomes Leadership, Committee Roles, Addresses County Fiscal Outlook

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Announce Latest Round of Agricultural Roads Improvement Program Grants Open, Encourages Local Governments to Apply

$70 million in grants now available as part of $150 million investment secured by Gov. Evers in the 2025-27 Biennial Budget for rural, agricultural road improvements

Oak Creek Farmers Market to Open for the 2026 Season Saturday, May 2

New season brings an enhanced market experience with brunch offerings and branded merchandise.

Chairwoman Nicholson-Bovell Announces Milwaukee County Board Committee Assignments

Centering diverse membership and lived experience to amplify voices across Milwaukee County

Justice-Elect Chris Taylor Endorses Judge Pedro Colón

Gov. Evers, WisDOT Announce Over $135 Million Awarded to Local Communities to Support More Than 300 Road Improvement Projects Over the Next Four Years

Milwaukee Police Investigate Violent Hit-and-Run; Suspect Arrested After Intentionally Striking Victim with Vehicle

Volker Selected to DI-AAA ADA Scholar-Athlete Team

Milwaukee County Residents Invited to Provide Feedback on Proposed 30th St Corridor Bike and Pedestrian Trail Concepts

Public Information Meeting Included Three Alternative Trail Concepts as Part of the 30th Street Corridor Trail Feasibility Study

Red Cross of Wisconsin Appoints Amy Hechimovich as Regional Donor Services Executive

Baldwin Leads Bill to Ensure Americas Infrastructure Is Built to Last Against Extreme Weather

As extreme weather is more frequent and damages increase in costs to taxpayers, the Built to Last Act helps ensure infrastructure can better withstand extreme weather damage