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.

Milwaukee faces unpredictable weather, with fog and potential slick spots warned by the NWS. Rain is expected later in the week with a possibility of snow over the weekend.

The Franklin Police Department alerted citizens of the rise in "spoofing" scams, urging the public to be skeptical of phone and email contact information that may seem legitimate.

Milwaukee County introduces "Growing Connections," a free gardening program for individuals with dementia and their caregivers at the Washington Park Urban Ecology Center, starting March 2026.

The Milwaukee Police Department is seeking new recruits to support and expand their current force, emphasizing diversity, reliability, and effective policing in their Facebook campaign.

Assistant Chief Scott Gillard is retiring from the New Berlin Fire Department after 36 years of service, celebrated for his mentorship, leadership, and dedication to community safety.

The NWS predicts varied weather for Wisconsin, including light snow, freezing rain, and potential travel hazards for the coming days, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on the county's 2025 achievements, noting progress in affordable housing, economic development, and healthcare, despite natural disasters and funding issues.

Shorewood Police Department urged citizens to celebrate New Year's responsibly, advising against impaired driving and offering alternatives like designated sober drivers or ride-sharing services.

Shorewood, Wisconsin adopted Ordinance 3077 for zero-tolerance on reckless driving, allowing police to tow and impound vehicles involved in such offenses for public safety.

The City of Waukesha posted their holiday trash collection schedule, maintaining regular pickups except for New Year's Day, with adjustments following the holiday.