Waukesha is celebrating its 130th anniversary on February 4 at the local historical museum with a program, an exhibit preview, activities for kids, and refreshments.

Waukesha invites residents to contribute to city planning through surveys, focus groups, and an online budget tool starting February 9.

West Allis, Wisconsin, celebrates Black History Month by showcasing local Black-owned businesses and acknowledging their contributions to the community and economy.

The Waukesha Police Department celebrates American Heart Month by highlighting their squad cars equipped with AEDs, emphasizing their readiness for cardiac emergencies.

Washington County's Earned Down Payment Incentive program has helped 150 families become homeowners through community volunteer work, with $2.96 million in aid.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is fundraising by selling K9 plushies for Valentine's Day, supporting their K9 Unit Fund, with options to buy individually or as a set. Available at local establishments; proceeds directly benefit the fund.

Wisconsin residents protest against ICE operations and a Minneapolis shooting by federal agents, demanding due process and showing solidarity with immigrant rights.

Milwaukee celebrated its 180th birthday with Mayor Johnson and Governor Evers at the historic Grain Exchange. A disco ball cake and local heritage displays highlighted the event, emphasizing community and tradition.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Kathleen Vincent joined local outreach efforts to assist the homeless during a cold snap, emphasizing the importance of support and human connection.

Shorewood's Boutique Blowout event offers discounted designer clothing and accessories, with a $5 admission fee supporting the local "Donation for Recreation" program.

Students from Golda Meir School joined a protest in Milwaukee against ICE, showing solidarity with national actions against ICE practices, sparked by the death of nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.

A Milwaukee renter says sewage backed up into his kitchen sink for months and made him sick; city inspectors have ordered the landlord to fix the line. Crews are on site and the building sits near an evacuated Berrada-owned property.

The City of Oak Creek Government has alerted residents about a significant street light outage, potentially lasting until January 30, affecting areas from Drexel Avenue to E Forest Hill Avenue and Abendschein Park to S Howell Avenue.