West Allis is holding a food drive until December 31, with drop-off locations including City Hall and the police department, to aid local food pantries.

Manitowoc County's largest-ever fentanyl seizure valued at $5.8 million involved the arrest of three men and highlights law enforcement collaboration.

Joe Lamers has been appointed as the new Director of the Milwaukee County Department of Transportation, bringing with him extensive local government experience and budgeting expertise.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks public input on the state's Turkey Management Plan revision, with comments accepted online or via email until December 18.

Milwaukee faces a cold snap with temperatures around 6°F and wind chills down to -10°F. Windy conditions persist, and there's a possibility of light snowfall in the coming days.

The Garden District has unveiled an Inclusive Gardening Project, featuring raised garden beds and accessible facilities, in a collaborative community effort.

Milwaukee faces a cold snap with wind chills reaching -15 to -20 degrees. A 20% chance of snow and frigid temperatures persist throughout the week. Residents are warned of frostbite and hypothermia risks.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office shares tips to prevent doorstep package thefts during Cyber Monday, advising residents to be quick in collecting deliveries and considering secure delivery options or video surveillance.

The South Milwaukee Police Department and Officer Rodman, alongside his wife, are collecting donations at Wal-Mart for the Shop with a Cop event to sponsor 12 families for the holidays, with a new Venmo option for convenience.

A fire destroyed a tractor and pole shed in Fond du Lac County after an employee tried warming the tractor with an extension cord. No injuries were reported.

Two shootings rocked Milwaukee, one at 14th and W. Center injuring a 24-year-old, and another on the south side killing a 43-year-old. No suspects identified; police seek tips.

The Whitefish Bay Police remind Drinksgiving participants to be responsible, suggesting humorously to avoid touchy topics and, importantly, not to drink and drive, with parking enforcement relaxed to aid safety.

Visit Stallis opens an online pop-up shop with special discounts on hometown gear until December 3rd, offering an array of merchandise celebrating Stallis pride.