The Pabst Mansion in Milwaukee celebrates Christmas with themed tours and decorations in a historical setting, as local designers showcase unique interpretations in each room.

The Corliss, Wisconsin's largest private affordable housing development with 576 units, has its grand opening, marking a significant moment for inclusive housing.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department and HAWS of Waukesha collaboratively launch their 2026 calendar featuring local officers and adoptable pets to support animal welfare.

Milwaukee's annual turkey and diaper giveaway, supported by Alderwoman Coggs and local businesses, provides 200 families with Thanksgiving essentials.

Festa Italiana is returning to Milwaukee's Henry Maier Festival Park in 2026, from July 10-12, with expectations of offering cultural and gastronomic experiences.

Wisconsin DNR emphasizes safety for hunters and the public during the upcoming deer season, promoting protocols like the TAB-K mnemonic and the use of blaze orange or fluorescent pink for visibility.

Menomonie's police and fire departments compete in a blood drive on December 9th and 10th, inviting residents to donate and support their favorite department while addressing critical blood shortages.

Workers at Milwaukee's Discovery World are pushing to unionize with IAM, facing resistance from management amid reports of intimidation and anti-union tactics.

Milwaukee residents will rally for ICE's departure from their city, organized by Alderwoman Larresa Taylor, with local advocacy groups' support amid national immigration policy debates.

Janesville announces Thanksgiving closures and service adjustments, including City Hall and the library, with waste management schedule changes and paused public transportation services.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin led a community meeting in Dineen Park to address public safety, with local leaders and residents working together on solutions.

The City of Janesville warns residents against pouring fats, oils, and grease down drains during holidays to prevent plumbing issues and costly cleanups.

5th District businesses, led by Alderman Westmoreland, are providing $50 Sentry Foods gift certificates to 150 families for Thanksgiving to support local food security.