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.

Oak Creek Public Library offers a series of free computer classes ranging from basic skills to social media use, with registration details available on their website.

West Allis, WI launched its holiday season with activities like "Allis in Winterland," a tree lighting ceremony, and the annual Christmas Parade, shared on its Facebook page.

Wisconsin's DNR announces late-season deer hunting opportunities, including Muzzleloader and Antlerless-Only Hunts, and stresses the importance of safety, registration, and CWD prevention.

Janesville's "Housing for All" initiative continues, with workshops set to discuss development at 2400 Beloit Avenue, aiming to address the housing shortage.

The Brown Deer Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for the holiday season, covering vigilance in public, online shopping security, and monitoring bank accounts.

West Allis leaf collection continues despite snow forecast, with 51 leaf piles collected on Dec 4 and a total of 172 heaps by Dec 5, with possible delays due to weather.

Downtown Waukesha celebrates the holiday season with its Night of Lights event featuring a tree lighting, Santa visit, lantern stroll, caroling, and the Walk of Lights ceremony.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of unsafe early ice conditions, urging caution for winter activities and highlighting the unpredictable nature of ice strength. Safety education and preparedness are advised.

West Allis is holding a food drive until December 31, with drop-off locations including City Hall and the police department, to aid local food pantries.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office advises not sharing real-time updates on social media during vacations to prevent burglaries, suggesting post-trip sharing instead.

Two Waukesha County K9 teams excelled in a state competition, Deputy McIntyre and K9 Rex won the overall championship, while Deputy Kubisiak and K9 Jet placed third in Building Search for Man.

The Holmes Creek Saddle Club, under Beth Sheffield's guidance, donated to Deputy Jingles' Toy Drive, aiding Washington County's children during the holidays as acknowledged by the Sheriff's Office.