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.

The Brookfield Police Department shared a holiday message on Facebook, wishing the community well and emphasizing safety and kindness during the festive season.

A probe into a human-trafficking ring linked to the On the Border strip club in Franklin resulted in the arrest of four men and charges relating to the exploitation of at least 24 victims.

Muskego Police's social media post details weekend patrols, covering arrests, incidents, and oddities like a garbage can hitting a car and a 911 call from an Apple watch.

Milwaukee's final week of December features mixed weather, with sun, clouds, possible rain, and varying temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office praised its team and others for handling a domestic violence call, initiated by a child's 911 call. Responders received commendations for bravery and effective crisis management.

The City of West Allis celebrates the local food industry, spotlighting restaurants, caterers, and grocers, and encouraging community support for these businesses.

Shorewood officials passed Ordinance 3077, allowing police to impound vehicles for reckless driving on the first offense, aiming to address safety risks.

The Shorewood Police Department warns residents about scam emails asking for wire transfers and advises verification of any such requests from the Village. The department's Facebook post emphasizes caution and reporting any suspicious activity.