Oshkosh plate-camera debate shifts to vendor search, oversight
Oshkosh, WI — After ending its Flock Safety deal, city officials are weighing a new plate-camera vendor with added review and public input.
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Bayside OneNorth update adds fitness and grocery space, trims housing
Bayside, WI — OneNorth’s latest public update calls for a five-story building with a 60,000-square-foot fitness center, a 30,000-square-foot grocer and 120 apartments.
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Oshkosh forms camera review commission after ending Flock contract
Oshkosh WI – The council ended its Flock Safety deal, and police are now seeking a replacement vendor while a new commission reviews safeguards.
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Omro’s WIS 21 work zone enters a new paving phase as bridge traffic resumes
Omro WI – The Fox River bridge is back to two-way traffic, but WIS 21 stays closed and detoured as WisDOT starts a June 22 paving phase.
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Milwaukee County transit audit raises oversight questions as board weighs fixes
Milwaukee County – A county audit says key MCTS contracts skipped board review, putting transit oversight and taxpayer accountability back in focus.
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Bayside homeowners have a June 24 Board of Review deadline to challenge assessments
Bayside homeowners who think their 2026 assessment is off have until the June 24 Board of Review at 9075 North Regent Road to bring evidence.
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Oshkosh weighs next step on license plate readers after Flock fallout
Oshkosh, WI is weighing what comes after Flock license plate readers, with police discussing an advisory committee before any new vendor decision.
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Omro’s Fox River Bridge reopens, but WIS 21 roadwork continues through summer
Omro’s Fox River Bridge is open again, but WIS 21 work continues, with paving set to start June 22 and detours still changing nearby for drivers.
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Bayside library rule change lowers fines, extends renewals
Bayside WI – North Shore Library’s June 1 rule reset, posted June 5, lowers most overdue fines and gives patrons longer checkout windows.
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Bayside Board of Review set for June 24 in 2026 assessment appeals
Bayside WI – Homeowners who want to challenge 2026 property assessments have a June 24 Board of Review date after the village’s May 20 Open Book.
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Glendale’s 2026 capital plan puts roads first, with more than $7 million for resurfacing
Glendale WI – The city’s 2026 budget and capital plan put streets, sidewalks, and public works near the top of the list, with commuters also watching WIS 57 work.
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Sheboygan council picks new leaders after April 21 reorganization vote
Sheboygan’s Common Council reorganized April 21 with new officers in place, shaping how meetings, committee work, and city business move forward.
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Madison cleans up after severe storms as city warns about storm-chaser scams
After April storms, Madison told residents to watch for scam repair offers while cleanup continued and another round of severe weather was possible.
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Sheboygan comprehensive plan heads to April 28 review, with housing and land-use stakes
Sheboygan WI – The city’s updated comprehensive plan is headed to a Plan Commission review on April 28, a key step for housing, zoning, and redevelopment policy.
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Janesville flood recovery shifts to aid as Rock County opens help center
Janesville WI – Rock County is opening a recovery center April 25 as flood cleanup continues, hundreds of buildings are affected, and Washington Elementary remains displaced.
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Janesville flood cleanup leaves a few key roads closed, landfill hours extended after April 17 storm
Janesville WI – Most major roads are back open after the April 17 flooding, but a few problem spots remain and the city has extended landfill hours for debris.
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Milwaukee moves to keep grocery stores and pharmacies from disappearing from neighborhood blocks
Milwaukee WI – City lawmakers are advancing a package meant to slow grocery and pharmacy closures, with a final Common Council vote set for April 21.
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Sheboygan Fire Department’s new field blood program could change emergency care for local patients
Sheboygan WI – The Sheboygan Fire Department began carrying and giving blood in the field on April 15, a county-first EMS change aimed at severe bleeding cases.
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Sheboygan council set to push zoning rewrite to new alder term as ADU, home-business and data-center rules stay unsettled
Sheboygan WI – The Common Council agenda would send the zoning rewrite to the next alder term, keeping ADUs, home-business rules and data-center oversight open.
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Madison’s April 7 election: What city voters are deciding today and why the alder races matter
Madison WI – Voters are choosing even-numbered Common Council seats on April 7, with ballots, polling places and some local races changing by address.
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Sheboygan County Seeks Transit Input, RDA Reviews Loan, Library Closes for Holiday
Sheboygan, WI – April 3, 2026 – County leaders seek transit input, the RDA reviews a late loan payment, and Mead Library adjusts hours.
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Affordable Housing Funding, Workforce Grants and Early Education Events Lead Milwaukee Updates
Milwaukee, WI – April 3, 2026 – City leaders advance $5M for affordable housing as workforce grants and early education events roll out across Milwaukee.