Oak Creek announced on social media that city offices are closed in observance of New Year's Day, with services resuming January 2. Emergency services remain available, but trash pickup is delayed by a day.

Oak Creek Government reminds citizens to avoid drinking and driving on New Year's Eve, highlighting increased police patrols to prevent incidents and promote public safety.

Greenfield Police Department issued a safety reminder on social media for New Year's Eve, advising citizens to celebrate responsibly and arrange safe transportation.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on the county's 2025 achievements, noting progress in affordable housing, economic development, and healthcare, despite natural disasters and funding issues.

The West Allis Fire Department honors Fire Chief Jason Schaak for his service and strategic vision, marking the end of a series of department promotions.

The West Allis Police Department, via Facebook, urged New Year's celebrants to prioritize safety, enlist sober drivers, and warned of DUI patrols. They also promoted the Miller Lite Free Rides Program for safe transportation.

Shorewood Police Department urged citizens to celebrate New Year's responsibly, advising against impaired driving and offering alternatives like designated sober drivers or ride-sharing services.

Milwaukee experienced a cold New Year's with a wind chill of -4°F and light snow. The NWS forecasts no hazardous weather ahead, with a slight warming trend by next week.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes overcast skies, patchy snow, and freezing rain, followed by a sharp temperature drop and chilly New Year celebrations.

South Milwaukee had a robust economic development year, including 13 new businesses and a $52 million Bucyrus Campus redevelopment. The city updated its zoning code, adopted a long-term plan, and negotiated for a new Piggly Wiggly store.

Mayor Bukiewicz reflects on Oak Creek's 70th anniversary, praising community events and city staff's dedication to service despite varying weather conditions.

The City of Oak Creek has implemented a new traffic setup on Rawson Avenue for the winter season due to ongoing construction, expected to finish by spring.

The Brookfield WI Fire Department warns that December to February are peak months for heating fires, advising space heater safety on social media and providing NFPA tips.