Supervisor Felesia A. Martin supports the Cutting EDGE event in Milwaukee, aimed at guiding students into high-demand careers through hands-on activities and financial planning education.

The NWS Milwaukee forecasts a mix of rain, snow, and high winds this week, warning of slick road conditions and advising residents to prepare for rapidly dropping temperatures and low wind chills.

The Milwaukee Police Department warns of hypothermia risks in winter, advising residents to dress warmly and watch for distress signs to prevent the roughly 600 annual U.S. deaths from cold exposure.

South Milwaukee extends the submission deadline for the Space Race initiative to January 12th, 2026, inviting more video pitches for the city's revamp.

Ozaukee County prepares for rough weather with rain and potential flooding, followed by snow. The Sheriff's Office urges caution when driving and advises residents to stay informed.

A 29-year-old man died after a crash in Milwaukee; a 21-year-old driver is in custody facing possible charges including intoxicated driving causing death.

The Wauwatosa Health Department is organizing a Period Product Drive to combat period poverty, accepting donations, raising awareness, and planning a Packing Party on February 7.

Milwaukee Police Department's District 2 executed a narcotics raid, seizing firearms, drugs with fentanyl, and $200,000. Multiple agencies contributed to the operation aimed at disrupting local drug trafficking.

The article provides the Waukesha Police Department's guidance on what to do if you accidentally dial 911: stay on the line to inform dispatch it was a mistake.

Milwaukee is increasing parking meter rates downtown by $0.50 and by $0.25 around business areas, colleges, and hospitals to cover rising infrastructure costs.

The Glendale Police Department is inviting community members to join its Citizens Police Academy to learn more about law enforcement operations and build a more transparent relationship with the police.

A Waukesha County deputy was injured by a dog during a domestic violence call; the suspect was detained and faces charges. The dog was killed to stop the attack.

Franklin County libraries will host the Legal Aid NC mobile unit in Louisburg and Youngsville on January 7, offering free legal guidance and resources to residents without requiring an appointment.