Ald. Westmoreland reports that the DPW is addressing the city's leaf collection issues, with over 400 locations noted and a call for public input on missed piles. Plans for a 2026 spring rake-out are also in discussion.

Milwaukee faces bitter cold with wind chills reaching -8°F, and temperatures rising to 28°F overnight. The NWS warns of possible freezing rain and snow over the weekend with a gradual warming trend expected.

The Wisconsin DHS reported the first pediatric deaths from COVID-19 and flu, emphasizing the importance of vaccinations amid rising respiratory illnesses.

The prosecution has rested in the federal trial of Judge Hannah Dugan, who is accused of obstructing justice and aiding an undocumented immigrant's evasion of ICE.

A vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Milwaukee early Wednesday. The driver is cooperating with police; no arrests have been made. The investigation continues.

The OCPL Trivia Night at Oak Creek Public Library offers an evening of challenging questions, snacks, and prizes on January 16, with registration required for teams.

Milwaukee's weather is set for variable conditions including clouds, sun, and possible rain turning to snow, with fluctuating temperatures and windy conditions expected throughout the week.

Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan's trial began, focusing on her alleged obstruction concerning an undocumented immigrant's evasion from I.C.E. agents in court.

West Allis celebrates its small businesses, encouraging community support through a social media campaign featuring a diverse range of local enterprises.

The Muskego community mourns the loss of a local eatery as police continue their work, arresting individuals for various offenses and reminding residents about upcoming community events, including chances to see Santa.

Milwaukee is facing a severe cold snap with wind chills reaching -25 degrees, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory. Residents should dress warmly to prevent frostbite. Conditions are expected to improve slightly next week.

Milwaukee Police arrested seven during a crackdown on violent crime, seizing drugs, firearms, and recovering a stolen vehicle. The initiative was a collaboration with the DEA.

New garbage and recycling rules in San Francisco require careful sorting, with limits on non-bendable items and potential fees for large furniture disposal starting January 1, 2026.