The Wauwatosa Police patrolled shopping areas on Black Friday to ensure public safety, offering safety tips and a contact number for reporting suspicious behavior.

Judge Hannah Dugan's trial for allegedly obstructing immigration agents approaches, with her pleading not guilty. Pretrial motions reveal strategies, and jury selection is underway for the December 15 trial.

The National Weather Service issues a Winter Storm Watch for south central and southeast Wisconsin, warning of potential heavy snowfall, difficult travel conditions, and advising residents to prepare.

WisDOT offers travel advice for a safe Thanksgiving, including planning, slowing down, and avoiding distractions. They mention peak travel times and impacts from ongoing construction projects.

The Garden District hosts its 9th Annual Tree Lighting on Tuesday, with carols and a Winter Wonderland display featuring 140 lighted displays until January 9. Additional events include singing sessions and a Santa workshop for children.

Greenfield Police Department warns against impaired driving on "Blackout Wednesday," urging safety and responsible celebration, with increased patrols to prevent DUI incidents.

Police and fire departments in Oak Creek raised nearly $1,400 for the Salvation Army, with police claiming the "golden kettle" in a friendly competition.

Martha Brown was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Richard Platt in New Berlin, following the legal proceedings from the February 2024 case.

A 61-year-old man died after being hit by a Milwaukee County Transit System bus in Greenfield; police and Wisconsin State Patrol are investigating the incident.

The NWS issued a forecast for Milwaukee predicting mixed weather, including increased cloud cover, patchy fog, rain chances, and potentially light snow, with brisk conditions expected for Thanksgiving.

Four hospitalized after a high-speed police chase in Milwaukee ended in a crash involving a vehicle that was being pursued for traffic violations and a bystander's car.

The Hoan Bridge was lit in various colors to honor first responders and promote roadway safety during Crash Responder Safety Week, as emphasized by the Wauwatosa Police Department.

The Milwaukee Fire Department reflects on significant historical events marking its 150 years of service, including a variety of challenging fires, showcasing their dedication to community safety.