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Superior City Council passes lead pipe replacement ordinance

New ordinance gives city more control over lead line replacements

Jefferson Town Council Revises Cannabis Dispensary Rules

New regulations extend hours, ban lounges and walk-up windows

Port Washington Neighbors File Complaint Over $15B Data Center Approval

Residents claim city violated open meeting laws, but officials deny accusations as "blatantly inaccurate"

Green Bay's Former Fire Chief to Receive Pay, Benefits Through July After Resignation

Resignation agreement reveals continued salary and health insurance despite no longer working for the city.

Wauwatosa and West Allis Agree to Fire Department Merger

The Wauwatosa Common Council voted 12-2 to approve a 10-year contract to combine fire services.

Milwaukee Aims to Waive Fees for Landlords to Install Sprinklers

City leaders approve proposal to incentivize sprinkler installations in older apartment buildings following deadly fires.

Proposed ordinance would add step to Milwaukee historic building demolition process

The ordinance would require historic building documentation before demolition as a condition of approving a certificate of appropriateness.

Fond du Lac County Approves Jail Design Work, Population Study

Supervisors vote to move forward with schematic designs and a feasibility analysis for a potential new county jail.

Wausau City Clerk to Resign After Spring Election

Kaitlyn Bernarde will step down after overseeing the April election.

Fond du Lac County Considers Jail and Justice Center Project

County committees and board to vote on design study and planning for proposed facility

Attempt to recall Port Washington mayor by anti-data center group fails, according to City

The group Great Lakes Neighbors United fell hundreds of signatures short of the threshold required to force a recall election against Mayor Ted Neitzke.

Sheboygan County Board to Honor Late Supervisor Mike Vandersteen

A resolution recognizing Vandersteen's life and service will be introduced at Tuesday's meeting.

Somers Voters to Decide on $1.3M Fire-EMS Tax Increase

Referendum set for April 7 to fund more firefighter/paramedics and expand emergency services

Walworth County Inks Deal to Transport Prisoners to Edmunds County Jail

Commissioners approve contract to house inmates at new regional facility.

Milwaukee Mayor Names New Violence Prevention Czar After Surprise Resignation

Karin Tyler, a longtime city employee, will lead the newly formed Department of Community Wellness and Safety.

Milwaukee Names New Community Wellness & Safety Director

Karin Tyler, a longtime department veteran, will lead the newly formed division.

Milwaukee County Contract Dispute, Giannis Interview, WisconsinEye Update

WTMJ's weekly Reporter's Notebook covers local political issues, Bucks star's trade deadline comments, and a Black History Month highlight.

Milwaukee Supervisor Calls for Health Insurance Reform After Lapse

Deanna Alexander seeks major changes to county systems and processes following issues with UnitedHealthcare contract

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