The City of Waukesha informed residents that tax bills will arrive soon, with payments due by January 31, 2026. Payment methods include online, in-person, mail, or drop boxes.

Wisconsin State Patrol launches 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, stepping up impaired driving enforcement efforts during the holiday season to prevent tragedies like last year's 403 crashes involving impaired drivers.

Kenosha DCFS's Feed 100 Families Food Drive aids 115 families, featuring a friendly in-office competition for generosity and creativity, with the CPS Unit winning 'Most Generous' and the Youth Justice Unit 'Most Creative'.

Kenosha County celebrated its 175th anniversary with an event at the History Center, showcasing a new display and memorabilia, with officials and residents reflecting on local history and looking to the future.

West Allis updated its efforts on leaf collection backlog, with 178 leaf piles remaining. Crews faced delays due to parade prep and snow equipment conversion but remain committed to working 12-hour shifts to clear the remaining sections.

The West Allis Police Department is seeking community support for their WISH Program to aid women and children affected by domestic abuse during the holidays.

Greendale Village reminds residents of tax season details, including payment deadlines and online portal availability. A mailing postmark issue and a tax bill decimal error were noted but don't affect amounts due.

New garbage and recycling rules in San Francisco require careful sorting, with limits on non-bendable items and potential fees for large furniture disposal starting January 1, 2026.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department held its annual Shop with a Sheriff event, where deputies and officers helped children pick out holiday gifts, supported by Meijer and community partners.

Milwaukee Police thanked volunteers and partners for their contributions to the District 3 Holiday Giveaway, where over 150 families received gifts, highlighting the community bond and Officer Isaac King's significant role in buying gifts.

The Annual Holiday Makers Market in Greenfield returns on December 14, 2025, offering unique items from local artisans at Greenfield Community Center.

Santa Claus will tour Greenfield neighborhoods from Dec 15-18, starting at 6 PM. The event features a parade with a Santa Tracker for real-time updates and altered routes due to construction. Cancellations will be updated across multiple platforms.

Milwaukee concluded its holiday drive to aid families affected by house fires. Over 1,700 items were collected, including toys and toiletries, with the support of the community and the Milwaukee Brewers Foundation.