Oak Creek Police released a report on a shooting involving Milwaukee officers, upholding transparency as per state law and allowing public insight into the event.

Janesville Senior Center offers accessible Evening Ceramics Classes on Tuesdays for all ages, encouraging creativity with no prior experience needed. Classes cost $5, with materials available for purchase.

Janesville's middle schoolers can enjoy Rec Nites in January, offering swimming, dancing, games, and raffles. Events are school-specific and cost $7, with free entry for chaperones' kids.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office praised its team and others for handling a domestic violence call, initiated by a child's 911 call. Responders received commendations for bravery and effective crisis management.

Wauwatosa Youth Commission seeks nominees for its Community Service Award, honoring local students' volunteer service. Applications are due by January 31st, 2026.

Alderwoman Taylor invites the 9th District to discuss Christian Faith Fellowship Church's updated apartment complex plans at a meeting on December 19.

Ald. Westmoreland reports that the DPW is addressing the city's leaf collection issues, with over 400 locations noted and a call for public input on missed piles. Plans for a 2026 spring rake-out are also in discussion.

West Allis announces holiday schedule for garbage/recycling collection and city facility closures, with an adjusted waste pick-up chart provided, and encourages residents to use the city app for updates.

The Village of Shorewood's Conservation Committee advises residents to use less salt for ice control, highlighting its harm to the environment, and suggesting alternative de-icing methods.

Leo, a trained facility dog, provides comfort and support to Wauwatosa residents and first responders. He works across various departments and enjoys a balanced life of relaxation on weekends.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department advises the effective, limited use of fire extinguishers for small fires and emphasizes the importance of escape and broader fire safety planning.

The OCPL Trivia Night at Oak Creek Public Library offers an evening of challenging questions, snacks, and prizes on January 16, with registration required for teams.

South Milwaukee Police celebrated their 11th Shop with a Cop event, pairing officers with kids for shopping and games, supported by generous community and business donations.