The Wisconsin DNR is hosting a meeting to discuss local fisheries knowledge and surveys in northeast Wisconsin at Wautoma High School Library, with virtual attendance available.

South Milwaukee launched Our Community Connect, an online portal for residents to manage water utility bills, including paperless billing and text alerts, with convenience fees for payments.

West Allis residents are invited to join Origami Crane Workshops by ENGAGE West Allis, creating 1,000 cranes for community togetherness and a mobile art installation. Events are free and open to all skill levels.

Milwaukee police warn residents against leaving vehicles running and unattended to prevent theft and remind them to hide valuables, stating it's illegal in Wisconsin to leave a car running with the keys in it.

Milwaukee Police honored fallen Officer William Kammerling on his death anniversary, reminding the public of the sacrifices of those who serve. Kammerling died in 1922 from a motorcycle collision while on duty, leaving behind a family.

Wisconsin and Minnesota chefs and bars are nominated for the 2025 James Beard Awards, receiving recognition in various categories, including Outstanding Chef and Best New Bar.

Milwaukee's DPW suspended sanitation services due to extreme cold, advising residents to follow the usual cart set-out schedule, with plans to catch up by week's end.

Sheboygan paid tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. with local events, coinciding with Inauguration Day, and promoted activities such as crafts and a documentary screening.

Milwaukee city services will operate on a modified schedule for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, including a pause in garbage collection and parking enforcement. The DPW tow lot will be open limited hours.

Milwaukee's Department of Public Works disassembled the city's Christmas tree, marking the end of the holiday season and expressing thanks to the forestry team for their efforts.

The Milwaukee Art Museum, with a collection of 30,000 artworks, plays a key role in the city's cultural heritage and attracts over 400,000 visitors annually.

West Allis announces schedule changes for waste collection around Martin Luther King Jr. Day, impacting local residents' garbage and recycling pickup dates. City facilities close in observance of the holiday.

The Milwaukee Boat Show returns to Wisconsin's State Fair Park, featuring over 300 boats and marine accessories from more than 80 manufacturers, with tickets at $12 for adults.