West Allis is seeking residents to serve as paid poll workers for up to four elections in 2026, emphasizing the importance of their role in democratic processes.

Cudahy offers curbside Christmas tree collection from January 5-9 and a drop-off recycling service on January 17 for removing holiday trees. Decorations must be removed before disposal.

Milwaukee is set for varied weather, with a forecast of rain, fog, and snow throughout the week. Conditions will shift from sunny to wet, with potential hazardous weather alerts.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is recruiting correctional officers, offering $30.60-$34.37/hour, with a background check and training academy required.

The Oak Creek Health Department warns about the dangers of button batteries for children and urges immediate action if ingestion occurs, highlighting prevention and the National Battery Ingestion Hotline.

Cudahy seeks a school crossing guard for Cudahy Elementary School, offering $15/hour for critical hours around school times. Applications are available at the police department.

A Wisconsin Sheriff's Office post featured K9 Odin dressed in a Packers helmet, showcasing local pride and community spirit in support of the football team.

Milwaukee faces wintry weather with snow, sleet, and freezing rain; National Weather Service issues advisory for hazardous conditions, particularly north of I-94.

Officers Stucker and Dolphin join the Waukesha Police Department, taking an oath of office and starting training at Waukesha County Technical College.

The NWS predicts varied weather for Wisconsin, including light snow, freezing rain, and potential travel hazards for the coming days, with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation.

The Milwaukee Police Department highlights its 170-year legacy and commitment to the community, alongside efforts to recruit new officers, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.

The Milwaukee Fire Department mourns the loss of a colleague to suicide and highlights the importance of mental health support for first responders on social media.

The Glendale Police Department is inviting community members to join its Citizens Police Academy to learn more about law enforcement operations and build a more transparent relationship with the police.