Oak Creek is promoting itself as an event-hosting destination with its "MOMENTUM MONDAY," encouraging potential event planners to view their promotional video and consider the city's facilities for their gatherings.

Cudahy's City Hall and Family Library will close on Dec. 31, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026, for New Year's celebrations; garbage collection shifts for Jan. 1 to Jan. 2.

Waukesha Police urge safe celebration practices on social media, recommending designated drivers and ride-sharing to avoid DUI incidents during the holidays.

Voters in Wards 13-16 in Greenfield will now vote at Ridge Community Church instead of Whitnall High School due to construction, starting with the 2026-2027 elections.

Cudahy's DPW announces curbside Christmas tree collection from January 5-9 and an additional drop-off option on January 17 for tree disposal and recycling.

The West Allis Fire Department is recruiting new members and has highlighted their values in a social media post. Applications are open until January 7th, with no residency requirements.

Milwaukee expects light snowfall with chilly temperatures, potentially impacting travel. New Year's Eve may see sub-zero wind chills. Slight improvements in weather are forecasted for later in the week.

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash involving a suspected impaired driver who has been arrested. The victim, Robin Dieringer, died after being struck by a vehicle.

Armando Suarez Del Real has been promoted to Assistant Chief of Community Risk Reduction at the West Allis Fire Department, focusing on prevention and outreach.

Eric Labrosse faces charges related to sexual misconduct with a 13-year-old, including solicitation and assault.

A man was found dead in a Greenfield home after a fire, which self-extinguished in a bedroom, led to a police and hazmat investigation, which is not considered criminal.

The Milwaukee Police Department invites individuals to apply as new recruits, highlighting opportunities for community impact and the importance of energy, empathy, and dedication in law enforcement.

Shorewood, Wisconsin adopted Ordinance 3077 for zero-tolerance on reckless driving, allowing police to tow and impound vehicles involved in such offenses for public safety.