The Packers clinched an NFC playoff spot by shutting out the Saints 34-0 in frigid conditions at Lambeau Field, with a strong defensive showing and an efficient offense.

The Salvation Army of Milwaukee holds its 35th annual Christmas feast, welcoming approximately 4,000 guests with over 400 volunteers to serve meals and offer company.

Kevin Lychwick pleaded not guilty to homicide and corpse hiding charges after the discovery of Carlos Maldonado's remains. A "hit list" was found, and a matching gun was linked to the crime. His bond is set at $5 million.

Milwaukee officials propose a potential refund for inadequate snow-clearing services after a snowstorm left residents struggling with street conditions. A meeting is scheduled to discuss compensation and service improvements.

A man from Iron Ridge was arrested after leading deputies on a chase when he failed to stop for speeding. He later cooperated and now faces related charges.

Milwaukee police are investigating racist and anti-immigrant flyers found in several neighborhoods; community leaders and residents have expressed outrage and unity against hate speech.

Schofield has applied for a DNR grant to buy land to expand a city park and improve lake access. The 0.13-acre purchase would enhance outdoor activities but may lead to hunting and trapping restrictions.

Saints players Kamara and Carr are ruled out for the game against the Packers, with Rattler stepping in as QB and Miller, Williams taking on the ground game.

Three people died in a collision in Kohler, Wisconsin, after a man's vehicle, veering off the road, fatally struck an oncoming car with two elderly occupants.

Milwaukee Police Department initiates Operation Winter Guardian, focusing on curtailing carjackings by increasing police presence and enforcing outstanding carjacking warrants.

Durham Public Schools introduces "family responsibility zones," ceasing bus services within 1.5 miles of elementary schools, due to a driver shortage. The controversial measure aims to reduce bus runs, affecting about 2,000 students.

Kenosha Police are looking for a suspect in a sexual assault at Carthage College, with no current student connection. The male suspect fled the scene and possibly has ties to Urbana, Illinois.

Milwaukee County is set to tackle housing issues with federal funds for the elderly and those exiting incarceration, focusing on reducing homelessness and support services.