Cudahy seeks a school crossing guard for Cudahy Elementary School, offering $15/hour for critical hours around school times. Applications are available at the police department.

The Wauwatosa Police Department warns against impaired driving, noting that in Wisconsin, someone is injured or killed in such crashes every two hours. They urge the use of safe rides home.

The New Berlin Police Department reminisced about ARES, a talking police robot from 1984, highlighting the advances in law enforcement technology since then.

Milwaukee experienced a cold New Year's with a wind chill of -4°F and light snow. The NWS forecasts no hazardous weather ahead, with a slight warming trend by next week.

Mayor Bukiewicz reflects on Oak Creek's 70th anniversary, praising community events and city staff's dedication to service despite varying weather conditions.

The City of Oak Creek has implemented a new traffic setup on Rawson Avenue for the winter season due to ongoing construction, expected to finish by spring.

Cudahy's DPW announces curbside Christmas tree collection from January 5-9 and an additional drop-off option on January 17 for tree disposal and recycling.

The Milwaukee Police Department invites individuals to apply as new recruits, highlighting opportunities for community impact and the importance of energy, empathy, and dedication in law enforcement.

The City of Oak Creek reminds citizens about recycling do's and don'ts post-holidays, highlighting proper disposal of common waste items like cardboard and plastics, and cautioning against recycling tanglers like light strings and plastic films.

The West Allis Senior Center hosts "Winter Week" with activities like "Blankets & Bingo" and "Gallery Night" for community engagement and celebration of local talents.

Oak Creek Public Library joins the Milwaukee County digital upgrade with a "Lucky Day" collection for instant access to popular e-books and audiobooks starting January 1, 2026.

Plymouth Community Center offers Preschool Open Gym every Monday for active toddlers, with a variety of play equipment. Cost is $6 for residents, $8 for nonresidents.

A man was killed in a Watertown hit-and-run after being dragged four blocks. The 54-year-old driver was arrested, facing charges including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.