The West Allis Police Department, via Facebook, urged New Year's celebrants to prioritize safety, enlist sober drivers, and warned of DUI patrols. They also promoted the Miller Lite Free Rides Program for safe transportation.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes overcast skies, patchy snow, and freezing rain, followed by a sharp temperature drop and chilly New Year celebrations.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department warns that December to February are peak months for heating fires, advising space heater safety on social media and providing NFPA tips.

Cudahy's City Hall and Family Library will close on Dec. 31, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026, for New Year's celebrations; garbage collection shifts for Jan. 1 to Jan. 2.

Waukesha Police urge safe celebration practices on social media, recommending designated drivers and ride-sharing to avoid DUI incidents during the holidays.

Glendale Fire Captain Stephen Orsini writes for Fire Engineering Magazine on modern firefighting challenges and the need for continuous learning and adaptability among firefighters.

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash involving a suspected impaired driver who has been arrested. The victim, Robin Dieringer, died after being struck by a vehicle.

Eric Labrosse faces charges related to sexual misconduct with a 13-year-old, including solicitation and assault.

Wauwatosa Police urge caution on snowy roads, advising drivers to go slow, use headlights, and allow extra time to travel. They emphasize safety and readiness to assist in adverse weather.

Franklin firefighter/paramedics responded to a house fire reported at 3:30 am, containing it within 15 minutes. One resident was evaluated; the cause is under investigation.

Waukesha announces January curbside Christmas tree collection; trees must be bare of decorations for recycling. Drop-off also available at 750 Sentry Drive. No provisions for artificial trees.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office in Wisconsin is hiring Deputy Sheriffs and has posted a video to attract applicants before the January 9, 2025 deadline.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service, sharing historic fires on social media, including significant fires from the past century, honoring their heritage and commitment to the community.