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.

West Allis celebrates its small businesses, encouraging community support through a social media campaign featuring a diverse range of local enterprises.

Law enforcement joined the Daisie Foundation and NLLEO to deliver holiday celebrations and gifts to a Milwaukee school, fostering community relations and shared joy.

The City of Waukesha reminds residents to properly recycle during the holidays, advising what items should and shouldn't go into bins to avoid contamination.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office is conducting its 20th annual Kids 2 Kids Toy Drive, with a social media post inviting the public to join the delivery event at KAPCO, Grafton, WI.

Wauwatosa Police Department, collaborating with Northeastern University, dispatches surveys to gather public input on safety and policing, aiming to improve their approach to reducing crime.

The Muskego community mourns the loss of a local eatery as police continue their work, arresting individuals for various offenses and reminding residents about upcoming community events, including chances to see Santa.

Glendale Police Department shares about a friendly terrier mix, Pixie, who visited them and is available for adoption.