Residents of Whitefish Bay enjoyed the annual Holiday Stroll before a forecasted storm, while the police advised early compliance with winter parking rules to aid snow removal.

Milwaukee faces travel disruptions due to blowing snow and gusts up to 35 mph, despite the snow ceasing in the morning; NWS advises caution until the afternoon.

Janesville declares a winter weather emergency starting November 29 at 2 a.m. due to expected heavy snowfall; residents must remove cars from streets for plowing until December 1.

Greenfield has declared a snow emergency from November 29 to December 1, 2025, for significant snowfall, requiring clear streets for plowing and prohibiting parking on certain roads.

An anonymous donor provided a meal for survivors of domestic violence, delivered by Brown Deer Police to a family peace center, highlighting community support during Thanksgiving.

No charges were filed in the fatal Walmart parking lot crash in Saukville, where a 74-year-old's pickup truck killed Mailee Xiong Hang, deemed a tragic accident by the Ozaukee County DA.

St. Leonard in Muskego is set to hold its 14th Annual Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving, leading to road closures which were announced by local police on social media.

The Milwaukee Police Department paid tribute to Officer Thomas Kiefer, who died in the line of duty in 1977, highlighting his sacrifice for the community.

Janesville extends its compost facility use until December 13th and offers landfill access during winter closure.

Greenfield Parks and Recreation Department organizes a program for children to send letters to Santa, with a December 15th deadline for a personalized reply.

Three women won a "Law and Order" day at an Ozaukee Family Services fundraiser, gaining insights into the criminal justice system with Judge Williams, Sheriff Knowles, and a tour of the county courthouse and sheriff's office.

Wauwatosa's Common Council approved its 2026 budget, maintaining biweekly yard waste collection with minor adjustments, managing a Fire Department vacancy for cost savings, and investing in public safety technology.

Milwaukee County Supervisors criticize MKE Urban Stables for its handling of an ICE-related incident and volunteer termination, demanding transparency and policy clarity.