The Garden District hosts its 9th Annual Tree Lighting on Tuesday, with carols and a Winter Wonderland display featuring 140 lighted displays until January 9. Additional events include singing sessions and a Santa workshop for children.

The 6th Annual 'Tis the Season Thanksgiving Dinner invites Milwaukee residents for a free meal and activities this Thursday at Northcott Neighborhood House.

Greenfield Police Department warns against impaired driving on "Blackout Wednesday," urging safety and responsible celebration, with increased patrols to prevent DUI incidents.

St. Leonard in Muskego is set to hold its 14th Annual Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving, leading to road closures which were announced by local police on social media.

Janesville Fire Department partners with Police for a child safety seat inspection event on December 11, providing free checks and installations by certified technicians.

Janesville extends its compost facility use until December 13th and offers landfill access during winter closure.

Greenfield Parks and Recreation Department organizes a program for children to send letters to Santa, with a December 15th deadline for a personalized reply.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services is monitoring an impending flu season, expanding wastewater testing, and urging vaccinations to prevent a spike in respiratory illnesses.

West Allis, WI, has a initiative to fulfill holiday wishes for veterans with limited support through a Veterans Giving Tree, calling for public gift contributions by December 18th.

Office of African American Affairs partners with Hunger Task Force to aid with Foodshare/Medical Outreach on November 26 at 4830 W. Fond du Lac Avenue.

Corporal Michael Schmidt received the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office Life Saving Award for promptly applying a tourniquet to a teen with a severe leg injury, saving his life.

Milwaukee County Supervisors criticize MKE Urban Stables for its handling of an ICE-related incident and volunteer termination, demanding transparency and policy clarity.

Waukesha commemorates the four-year anniversary of the tragic Christmas Parade attack with a ceremony, a sculpture dedication, flags at half-staff, and accounts of heroism and community strength.