City planners will present a new 'Granville 2.0' vision for the 58‑acre former Northridge Mall at a Jan. 21 open house; neighbors can review the report and weigh in.

A $2 million redevelopment grant that would help pay for the sale of the former UWM campus has been paused, leaving Washington County to weigh legal and funding options. Community members are divided over the future of the site.

Janesville has declared a winter weather emergency, requiring residents to remove vehicles from streets by 9 p.m. Tuesday for snow plowing until 8 a.m. Thursday. Noncompliance will result in a $50 fine.

Wauwatosa Health Department hosts a Period Pantry Packing Party on Feb 7th to repackage menstrual care donations, inviting volunteers via social media.

Waukesha's fire department offers free smoke alarms, installation, battery replacement, and safety education as part of Community Risk Reduction Week.

The Southwest Suburban Health Department in Southeast Wisconsin warns of frigid conditions and advises individuals on precautions against cold, including limited outdoor time, proper dressing, pet care, and aiding those affected.

The City of Waukesha will host free Moonwalk dance classes on January 22 during the annual JanBoree festival. Sessions are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Participants of all skill levels can sign up online to learn the iconic dance move and take part in the community event.

The Milwaukee Health Department's new blog post discusses the city's Community Health Assessment (CHA) as a tool for guiding future public health initiatives.

Janesville residents are invited to discuss the city's Long-Range Transportation Plan at an open house and online, shaping the area's transport future until 2055.

The West Allis Neighborhood Partnership Meeting, hosted by Police Chief Mitchell, will discuss law enforcement issues on January 21. Attendees can join in person or via live stream.

Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office announces the "Battle of the Badges Blood Drive," a friendly competition among local agencies to encourage blood donations in January.

Janesville is prepared for winter with plows and salt trucks to keep roads clear, with strategies for different weather scenarios and snow emergencies detailed on their website.

Shorewood has scheduled a public meeting for Oakland Avenue's reconstruction on January 22, offering residents and business owners a chance to view plans and ask questions.