West Allis leaf collection continues despite snow forecast, with 51 leaf piles collected on Dec 4 and a total of 172 heaps by Dec 5, with possible delays due to weather.

The Brown Deer Police Department invites residents to join their Citizen Police Academy for hands-on law enforcement experience, including ride-alongs and crime scene investigation.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources launched "Be Well Informed," an online tool to help residents interpret well water test results and provide guidance on water safety.

Oak Creek's Mayor and City Administrator educated local scouts about government, aligning with a Common Council meeting, to foster civic understanding.

Dozens in Kenosha held a vigil for three siblings who died in a fire, remembering them with toys, flowers, and candles. An investigation is ongoing, with no criminal activity found yet.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department cautions against rising package theft during the holiday season and offers tips such as in-store pickup, secure lockers, tracking deliveries, and requiring signatures to prevent theft.

Waukesha County hosts 'Sirens and Sleigh Bells' event, inviting locals to meet first responders and explore emergency vehicles in a festive setting on December 10.

Waukesha County officials seek information on a hit-and-run that left two people seriously injured. The vehicle, a blue sedan, struck both victims in Merton and fled the scene.

The Oak Creek Police Department shares snow driving safety tips on Facebook, advising slowing down, clearing snow from cars, not using cruise control on ice, and keeping headlights on.

The Janesville Police Department provides tips for safe winter driving, emphasizing caution, vehicle preparation, and rules for sharing the road with plows.

Oak Creek is preparing for its annual Light the Square event with a tree lighting ceremony on December 5, featuring holiday decorations and family-friendly activities.

The Wisconsin DNR offers holiday merchandise online, with deals like free shipping over $50 and discounts, supporting conservation and educational efforts.

The Wauwatosa Police Department sent out Thanksgiving wishes and noted their commitment to public safety even on holidays, thanking staff on duty and advising on service closure dates.