Wauwatosa Police Department, collaborating with Northeastern University, dispatches surveys to gather public input on safety and policing, aiming to improve their approach to reducing crime.

Milwaukee faces extreme cold with temperatures in the single digits and dangerous wind chills reaching as low as -25, gradually warming up by midweek with a chance of rain.

Kenosha DCFS's Feed 100 Families Food Drive aids 115 families, featuring a friendly in-office competition for generosity and creativity, with the CPS Unit winning 'Most Generous' and the Youth Justice Unit 'Most Creative'.

Milwaukee's Beans & Barley and Pomona Cider Co. are closing due to an affordability crisis, as local businesses struggle with financial pressures and competition from large corporations.

South Milwaukee has announced that the Mayor and Municipal Judge positions are open for election in Spring 2026, with nomination papers available until January 6.

Racine County mother died in a house fire, while deputies saved her 4-year-old daughter. The fire's cause is under investigation and isn't considered criminal.

South Milwaukee launched a Space Race Downtown Pitch Competition to inspire innovation and economic growth by inviting individuals to present their business ideas. A make-up session for the event is scheduled.

Ozaukee County Sheriff reported a fatal multi-vehicle crash on I-43 involving a deceased driver, Thomas Paine, and injured parties, Elizabeth Long and Luke Reynebeau.

Wauwatosa and Irgens are partnering to revitalize the Milwaukee County Research Park, focusing on infrastructure, connectivity, and mixed-use development for long-term community benefit.

Milwaukee has declared a Snow Emergency, imposing parking restrictions to facilitate snow removal. Citizens are informed about the rules through social media.

Milwaukee faces cold and snowy conditions with varying chances of snowfall, low temperatures, and hazardous wind chills as per the National Weather Service's forecast.

Shorewood hosted a forum at the local library to inform residents about public office responsibilities, with the opportunity to interact with current officials.

Milwaukee faces cold December with snow and low temperatures forecasted by the NWS, including an 80% chance of snow and highs around 30°F. Conditions expected to disrupt travel with light snow accumulations.