The NWS predicts a cold week for Milwaukee with a chance of snow and light freezing drizzle, especially north of I-94/US-18. Conditions will later warm slightly with potential rain.

The NWS in Milwaukee forecasts cloudy weather, a mix of rain and snow, and gusty winds, with a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the region. Temperatures will vary, with a cold weekend but a warmer Christmas Day.

Wauwatosa Youth Commission seeks nominees for its Community Service Award, honoring local students' volunteer service. Applications are due by January 31st, 2026.

Alderwoman Taylor invites the 9th District to discuss Christian Faith Fellowship Church's updated apartment complex plans at a meeting on December 19.

Milwaukee faces cold weather, with a high of 46°F dropping to near freezing. Winds up to 30 mph and a transition from rain to snow are expected, potentially causing a flash freeze. The weekend will remain cold, with a slight chance of snow.

Janesville emergency responders saved a life at a conference they attended, earning recognition for their swift action when an attendee suffered a heart attack.

Milwaukee's forecast includes sunny days transitioning to cloudy with rain and snow mixtures. Highs will fluctuate from the 20s to mid-40s, with some nights potentially very cold. Winds will vary, contributing to the changing conditions.

The Greendale Police collaborated with local institutions to create a special day for children, involving a school bus ride, shopping at Walmart, a pizza party, and an indoor snowball fight, with community-wide support and engagement.

The Wauwatosa Fire Department shared tips on preventing electronic-related fires, emphasizing using original chargers, not overloading outlets, and proper battery disposal.

The Milwaukee Fire Department and the Daisie Foundation delivered holiday cheer to Kagel Elementary School, with Santa and others giving gifts and lunch to the students.

Wisconsin DHS continues recommending the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns despite new ACIP guidelines, citing decades of evidence for its effectiveness and safety.

West Allis Public Works department is actively maintaining city infrastructure during winter, addressing icy roads, water main breaks, and ensuring safe public areas.

USPS policy change may delay postmarks, affecting on-time property tax payments by mail, as per a City of Pewaukee announcement. Residents advised to send payments early.