Milwaukee will improve safety on MLK Drive and Forest Home Avenue using $8M in federal funds, targeting safer crossings, traffic calming, transit access, and resurfacing. The project aims to reduce traffic incidents and enhance neighborhood mobility.

Whitefish Bay Police reported on Facebook about recent incidents, including vehicle prowling arrests, a New Year's Eve chase, and the arrest of a suspect for OWI and fleeing.

Construction begins on the new Des Allemands Boat Launch in St. Charles Parish, promising improved boating access and facilities for local enthusiasts.

A Milwaukee man was charged with possession of materials to make pipe bombs after a tip led police to his workplace. He faces potential imprisonment and fines if convicted.

The Southwest Suburban Health Department is raising awareness for Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, urging vaccination and screening to prevent HPV-related cancers.

Milwaukee's week includes rain, wet snow, and foggy conditions, with high humidity and fluctuating temperatures, creating potentially hazardous weather.

The Wauwatosa Police Department is recruiting officers with incentives like a $2,500 hiring bonus and no fitness test for lateral transfers to address staffing shortages.

Milwaukee is set for varied weather, with a forecast of rain, fog, and snow throughout the week. Conditions will shift from sunny to wet, with potential hazardous weather alerts.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is recruiting correctional officers, offering $30.60-$34.37/hour, with a background check and training academy required.

A Wisconsin Sheriff's Office post featured K9 Odin dressed in a Packers helmet, showcasing local pride and community spirit in support of the football team.

Milwaukee faces wintry weather with snow, sleet, and freezing rain; National Weather Service issues advisory for hazardous conditions, particularly north of I-94.

The St. John Sheriff's Office is seeking Raishad Batiste after a high-speed chase in LaPlace led to a deputy's injury; Batiste fled at speeds up to 120 mph and an arrest warrant is issued.

The Shorewood Police Department posted a New Year's message on Facebook, thanking the community for their support and emphasizing the shared responsibility for safety and partnership. They encouraged vigilance and striving for a better year ahead.