Oak Creek Police released a report on a shooting involving Milwaukee officers, upholding transparency as per state law and allowing public insight into the event.

Three suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle crashed during a high-speed chase by West Allis police, linked to an armed robbery. No serious injuries were reported following the incident.

Janesville Senior Center offers accessible Evening Ceramics Classes on Tuesdays for all ages, encouraging creativity with no prior experience needed. Classes cost $5, with materials available for purchase.

Wisconsin Avenue in Wauwatosa reopens for vehicles, with sidewalks and traffic signals near completion; drivers should follow temporary four-way stops.

Brian Johnston is set to become Oak Creek's Director of Utilities, replacing the retiring Mike Sullivan on January 3, 2026. The Common Council unanimously approved this decision. Johnston's expertise is valued for upcoming projects.

Milwaukee County officials discuss the use of opioid settlement funds to combat the local opioid crisis, focusing on prevention, treatment, and harm reduction initiatives.

The Village of Shorewood's Conservation Committee advises residents to use less salt for ice control, highlighting its harm to the environment, and suggesting alternative de-icing methods.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department advises the effective, limited use of fire extinguishers for small fires and emphasizes the importance of escape and broader fire safety planning.

Janesville's holiday schedule affects city facilities and services, with closures on December 24, 25, and January 1; other impacts include transit service adjustments and delayed sanitation collection.

Golda Meir school 3rd graders will participate in a Milwaukee Common Council meeting after winning an essay contest, part of an initiative for youth engagement in local politics.

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'.