Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protection hosts an event to educate seniors on recognizing and avoiding scams, at Oak Creek Public Library on December 2, 2025.

Milwaukee County introduces a Lead Abatement Program for suburban homes with lead paint hazards, supported by a $7.75 million federal grant and local funds.

Milwaukee is intensifying efforts against reckless driving through new laws and enforcement, including impounding vehicles for first offenses and targeting higher conviction rates.

West Allis conducts a Food Drive, collecting non-perishable food and money until year-end to support local food pantries and residents facing food insecurity.

Milwaukee leaders warn of the impacts of the federal shutdown on food assistance, healthcare, and housing benefits for local residents. A food drive is launched to help affected individuals.

The 2026 draft budget for West Allis is available for public review, with a hearing set for November 4 and final approval by the Council on November 11. An information session is on October 30.

Marquis Champion, a 16-year-old from Milwaukee, was killed in a triple shooting, with the suspect Martell D. Haire facing severe charges including homicide. The community and police seek justice and ask for tips to apprehend Haire.

Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin resumes abortion services after a pause due to Trump's Medicaid funding restrictions, by relinquishing its Essential Community Provider status.

A woman, 50, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Saukville Walmart's parking lot; despite lifesaving attempts, she died in the hospital. The Saukville Police Department is investigating the incident.

Alderwoman Pratt invites Milwaukee District 1 youth to join the Youth Council, offering them a chance to impact city policies and represent their peers.

Milwaukee's weather promises a sunny day with a high of 52°F and scattered showers. Light southeast winds and a comfortable evening are expected. Sunny conditions will continue into the new week with mild temperatures and a slight chance of showers.

Law enforcement in Washington County conducted a joint operation resulting in 105 traffic stops, multiple arrests, and various charges including drug possession and fleeing.

Wisconsin reports the first use of a Safe Haven Baby Box in Racine, where a newborn girl was safely surrendered and is now under child protective services.