Milwaukee residents will rally for ICE's departure from their city, organized by Alderwoman Larresa Taylor, with local advocacy groups' support amid national immigration policy debates.

Waukesha County Board approves a $389.2 million budget for 2026 with unanimous consent, focusing on law enforcement funding; slight property tax levy rise but lowered rate due to a growing tax base.

Milwaukee's National Weather Service predicts a sunny 59°F day with gentle winds, but cloud coverage and cooler evenings are expected in the following nights.

The Wisconsin DMV revoked BLRS LLC's license due to violations including motor vehicle theft by fraud and record-keeping issues. The revocation is now final.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored veterans on social media, especially those who joined their department, highlighting the value of military experience in law enforcement.

Embattled Greenfield Police Chief Jay Johnson appeared in court facing felony misconduct charges for allegedly using a police camera for personal surveillance during his divorce. Despite his attorney's dismissal request, the case moves forward.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley criticized the Trump administration for trying to end FoodShare benefits, impacting 230,000 county residents and over 42 million Americans.

Wisconsin agencies are urging retailers to support the FoodShare program in response to the economic impact of the federal government shutdown, emphasizing the importance of community aid and preventing price gouging.

The Trump administration's order for Wisconsin to reverse November SNAP payments has caused confusion and financial issues for grocers and beneficiaries. Governor Tony Evers is defying the mandate, leading to a potential legal and financial crisis.

Milwaukee community leaders and organizations are uniting to assist resident Laurinda Cole in a pre-repair home cleanup, reflecting the city's commitment to support its citizens.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley was honored with Goodwill's New Lives Individual IMPACT Award for his work in promoting economic empowerment in his community.

Janesville invites participants for its Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade on December 6, with awards for best floats and a warning about fake parade social media pages.

Milwaukee County Board approves $150,000 for emergency food assistance and declares food apartheid a public health emergency, involving DHHS and local organizations to address food insecurity.