Cudahy offers curbside Christmas tree collection from January 5-9 and a drop-off recycling service on January 17 for removing holiday trees. Decorations must be removed before disposal.

The Milwaukee Fire Department mourns the loss of a colleague to suicide and highlights the importance of mental health support for first responders on social media.

A garage fire in Washington County prompted a multi-department response; quick actions from homeowners and responders averted injuries, while the fire was attributed to an accidental cause.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office warned against driving under the influence on New Year's Eve, promoting free bus rides and designated drivers as safer options.

Oak Creek readers can enjoy the Book Nook's $5 bag sale at the public library on select Saturdays, with proceeds benefiting the library. Cash-only transactions for books, audiobooks, and DVDs.

The Greendale Public Health Department is hosting a free session on post-fall recovery for seniors, covering hospital stays, care, insurance, and fall prevention strategies.

Oak Creek is promoting itself as an event-hosting destination with its "MOMENTUM MONDAY," encouraging potential event planners to view their promotional video and consider the city's facilities for their gatherings.

Voters in Wards 13-16 in Greenfield will now vote at Ridge Community Church instead of Whitnall High School due to construction, starting with the 2026-2027 elections.

Kenosha County Public Health offers $5 radon test kits with a donated food item during Radon Action Month, aiming to prevent lung cancer and support local food pantries.

The Turowski family continued their tradition of delivering holiday cookies to the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, showing appreciation for their service.

Milwaukee Police engaged with students during a Christmas event at Siefert School, participating in ornament decorating, dodgeball, and open dialogues about community policing.

Milwaukee fire in older building prompts action; MFD rescued occupants with no severe injuries. The incident reveals gaps in fire safety measures and prompts a new ordinance for landlord transparency.

Greenfield Police Department's non-emergency phone line is restored after a temporary outage; residents should use the main number, 414-761-5300, for non-urgent matters.