Waukesha's Christmas Parade will start at 4 pm on December 7, with road closures and no parking zones effective from 2 pm. Two parking ramps offer free 2-hour parking to attendees.

Milwaukee Police are searching for a critically missing 4-year-old boy and his 12-year-old sister, who is wanted by authorities, last seen on December 2.

Oak Creek Police warn of a scam where suspects seek debit/credit card info for fake funeral expenses near grocery stores, leading to unauthorized charges.

The Wisconsin DNR reported a slight decline in gun deer hunting licenses and a marginal dip in the overall deer harvest, with an increase in antlerless deer harvested. Two firearm-related incidents were reported: one injury and one fatality.

Cudahy is seeking resident input for its zoning code update and will host an open house on December 11th at the Cudahy Family Library. Feedback can also be emailed to the City Administrator.

Cudahy City offers advice on preventing and handling frozen pipes, including insulating pipes, avoiding open flames for thawing, and closing the main valve in case of leaks.

The New Berlin Office of Emergency Management shared an update on snow removal efforts, advising residents to be cautious due to potentially icy conditions. Plow and salter crews will continue clearing roads early Sunday.

Doc's Smokehouse provided a Thanksgiving meal for local police and firefighters, a gesture that the Whitefish Bay Police Department gratefully acknowledged on Facebook.

Three children died in a Kenosha apartment fire on Thanksgiving; their father survived with injuries. The cause is under investigation.

The Milwaukee Police Department promotes diverse career opportunities within the force on Facebook, emphasizing problem-solving, fieldwork, and community relations to attract new talent.

A road closure on Gold Drive between School Drive and College Avenue in Muskego is scheduled to start on December 1, 2025, for construction and repairs, potentially lasting a month.

The 6th Annual 'Tis the Season Thanksgiving Dinner invites Milwaukee residents for a free meal and activities this Thursday at Northcott Neighborhood House.

Matthew Allan Stehr found guilty of multiple child sexual abuse charges, with sentencing set for February 18, 2026.