Oak Creek Health Department launches the Keep it Moving Challenge with the APHA to encourage residents to stay active, offering prizes for participation.

Milwaukee Police alert on a rise in robberies linked to dating apps, highlighting "Bait and Switch Robberies" via Grindr, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community. They offer safety resources and tips for the public.

Milwaukee experienced snow and strong winds, reducing visibility for commuters. A winter weather advisory warns of icy roads until 10 AM, with temperatures around 24°F and winds up to 37 mph. More light snow is expected into next week.

The Waukesha Police Department has clarified the appropriate phone numbers for emergency, non-emergency, and administrative contacts through a Facebook post.

Whitefish Bay is hosting an electronics recycling event in partnership with COM2 Recycling Solutions to help residents responsibly dispose of e-waste.

Lieutenant Ed Hallett retired from the South Milwaukee Police Department after over 30 years of service, leaving a lasting impact on the force and community.

The NWS Milwaukee forecasts a sunny afternoon following morning rain, with strong winds. Weekend snow is likely, and hazardous weather is possible due to ice jams and fog.

Milwaukee's Kewone Daniels was charged after a high-speed chase where a police officer was trapped in his car.

The annual chili cook-off at Wisconsin Harley-Davidson supports local law enforcement, with attendees tasting and voting on chili for a $5 contribution.

A Kenosha police officer shot a dog after it escaped and attacked several people, including responders, on Jan. 3. An investigation by KRAIT is underway.

The Brown Deer Police Dept. reminds residents to keep sidewalks clear of snow and not obstruct pathways, as mandated by local ordinances, for safety and legal reasons.

Girl Scout Troop 1363 launched a Free Little Pantry in South Milwaukee to address food insecurity and encourage community giving, adhering to a "take what you need, give what you can" philosophy.

The City of New Berlin is advising residents to send property tax payments early due to a USPS postmark delay, with alternatives such as in-person or online payments suggested.