The Wisconsin DNR warns of unsafe early ice conditions, urging caution for winter activities and highlighting the unpredictable nature of ice strength. Safety education and preparedness are advised.

The New Berlin Police Department recalled '90s charity football games supporting Special Olympics Wisconsin, now replaced by different fundraising events.

Milwaukee is forecasted to have a chilly and overcast December 5 with potential snow, freezing drizzle, and fluctuating temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

The Holmes Creek Saddle Club, under Beth Sheffield's guidance, donated to Deputy Jingles' Toy Drive, aiding Washington County's children during the holidays as acknowledged by the Sheriff's Office.

Wauwatosa Police Department introduced an online tool for reporting non-emergency crimes, aiming to efficiently handle issues such as theft and vandalism.

Waukesha Police joined local youth for indoor mini golf to foster community relations before Thanksgiving, organized with the City's Before and After School programs.

The New Berlin Fire Department urges residents to clear snow from fire hydrants to ensure quick access during emergencies, emphasizing the importance of visible and accessible hydrants for saving lives and property.

The National Weather Service issued a Winter Storm Warning for Milwaukee with 8 to 11 inches of snow expected, impacting travel and reducing visibility.

Oak Creek city offices are closed for the holiday, with altered schedules for services like waste collection announced on social media. Emergency services remain operational. Regular hours resume Monday.

Milwaukee faces heavy snow with a Winter Storm Warning in effect from 6 AM Saturday to 6 AM Sunday, with 6-10 inches expected, which may disrupt travel.

Two fatal shootings occurred in Milwaukee near Washington Park, with victims Major C. Milan and Austin L. Hanson. No arrests made, police seek public's help.

Milwaukee has passed an ordinance requiring landlords to disclose fire safety information for rentals, aiming to improve tenant safety and ensure compliance with fire-safety systems.

The Milwaukee Common Council overrode the Mayor's veto to commit $8 million to update the city's fire department equipment, prioritizing public safety.