Milwaukee celebrates the Tippe Tenth Anniversary with historical exhibits and activities at Tippecanoe Library on December 6, featuring nostalgia and a community-focused agenda.

Waukesha County hosts 'Sirens and Sleigh Bells' event, inviting locals to meet first responders and explore emergency vehicles in a festive setting on December 10.

South Milwaukee launched a Space Race Downtown Pitch Competition to inspire innovation and economic growth by inviting individuals to present their business ideas. A make-up session for the event is scheduled.

Wauwatosa and Irgens are partnering to revitalize the Milwaukee County Research Park, focusing on infrastructure, connectivity, and mixed-use development for long-term community benefit.

The Garden District has unveiled an Inclusive Gardening Project, featuring raised garden beds and accessible facilities, in a collaborative community effort.

The Oak Creek Police Department shares snow driving safety tips on Facebook, advising slowing down, clearing snow from cars, not using cruise control on ice, and keeping headlights on.

Pewaukee High School students' miniature interior designs from shoeboxes are on exhibit at the Waukesha County Courthouse cafeteria until December 17.

Oak Creek is preparing for its annual Light the Square event with a tree lighting ceremony on December 5, featuring holiday decorations and family-friendly activities.

Cudahy is seeking resident input for its zoning code update and will host an open house on December 11th at the Cudahy Family Library. Feedback can also be emailed to the City Administrator.

Waukesha Police joined local youth for indoor mini golf to foster community relations before Thanksgiving, organized with the City's Before and After School programs.

West Allis is preparing for its Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 6, featuring local choirs and hot beverages at City Hall Centennial Plaza.

Shorewood hosted a forum at the local library to inform residents about public office responsibilities, with the opportunity to interact with current officials.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is hiring retired/former law officers as bailiffs with hourly pay from $33.78 to $43.31 to ensure court security. Applicants must meet specific age, residency, experience, and education criteria.