Glendale is transitioning from GFL to John's Disposal for waste management services. Residents are advised to continue using GFL bins until the final pickup and to contact John’s Disposal for new bin requests or size exchanges.

The Waukesha Christmas Parade, celebrated after a tragedy three years ago, featured a "lantern walk" tribute, the return of the Milwaukee Dancing Grannies, and local businesses like Oscar's Frozen Custard.

Wisconsin's DNR cautions against early-winter ice's deceptive appearance, noting its dangers and offering safety tips for those engaging in ice-related activities.

Ascension Wisconsin's closure of St. Joseph's cardiac cath lab in Milwaukee prompts community and official concerns over increased travel time for heart care and potential higher mortality rates.

Milwaukee celebrated its 111th annual Christmas tree lighting at Fiserv Forum's Cheer District with a 64-foot tree adorned with 5,000 lights and 900 ornaments.

The Milwaukee Art Museum received a $3.54 million endowment from an anonymous donor, allowing free entry for visitors aged 12 and under in perpetuity.

Milwaukee residents struggle with inadequate heating in apartments, prompting multiple inspections by the Department of Neighborhood Services. Complaints have led to actions like heating restoration only after media involvement.

Milwaukee Art Museum grants free entry to children under 12 indefinitely, thanks to an anonymous $3.54 million donation.

Milwaukee's Grasslyn Manor is set to receive flood mitigation support after a grant was accepted to help identify sources of inflow and infiltration, aiming to alleviate longstanding flooding issues.

Waukesha's 61st Annual Christmas Parade is scheduled for December 8, 2024, featuring floats and bands with enhanced safety measures like vehicle barriers.

Candy Cane Lane in West Allis has been lit up to celebrate the holiday season, with festivities supporting the MACC Fund, and will remain open until Christmas Day.

Cudahy partners with ATI-Cudahy to notify residents of early morning foundry work starting at 3 am on December 6, aiming for transparency about noise disruptions.

Wisconsin saw a slight decrease in deer harvests during the opening weekend of hunting season, despite more licenses being sold, according to preliminary DNR data.