Wisconsin marks National Seat Belt Day with a record 94% seat belt usage rate, reinforcing their long-standing commitment to road safety education and enforcement.

Dianna L. Chevalier was sentenced to five years for intending to distribute methamphetamine on the Menominee Indian Reservation. Judge Griesbach emphasized her criminal history and the offense's gravity.

The City of Janesville warns residents against pouring fats, oils, and grease down drains during holidays to prevent plumbing issues and costly cleanups.

Greenfield Police Department is searching for missing endangered 74-year-old Robert Ziegler, a double amputee who needs critical medication and has been missing since November 5. His vehicle is also missing.

5th District businesses, led by Alderman Westmoreland, are providing $50 Sentry Foods gift certificates to 150 families for Thanksgiving to support local food security.

Martell D. Haire was arrested in Oklahoma City for a Milwaukee triple shooting that killed 16-year-old Marquis Champion. He faces charges including First-Degree Reckless Homicide.

Milwaukee Police enhances public safety through a new integrated approach by collaborating with the Department of Emergency Communications for real-time aerial surveillance support to officers on the ground.

Emergency services extinguished a basement fire at a Trenton home, with all occupants evacuating safely but one treated for smoke inhalation. Damage is estimated at $40,000, with the cause likely electrical.

A town hall meeting hosted by Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs and Alderman Alex Brower in Riverwest at Falcon Bowl aims to facilitate open dialogue between residents and city officials, while also supporting a food drive.

The Oak Creek Farmers Market experienced significant growth in 2025 with sales over $1.1 million, despite extreme weather, and remains a vital community hub.

Janesville City Council seeks candidates for upcoming Spring Election, with three at-large seats open. Nomination paperwork is due by January 6, 2026, and resources are available online for interested residents.

Milwaukee County's 2026 budget, focusing on essential services, infrastructure, and social programs, was approved, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and community needs.

The Milwaukee County Board's Finance Committee approved a budget amendment for improvements to Cooper Park, emphasizing safety, accessibility, and voter access.