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.

Kenosha County Public Health offers $5 radon test kits with a donated food item during Radon Action Month, aiming to prevent lung cancer and support local food pantries.

Wauwatosa Police urge caution on snowy roads, advising drivers to go slow, use headlights, and allow extra time to travel. They emphasize safety and readiness to assist in adverse weather.

New Berlin's DPW deploys over 20 trucks for road treatment due to winter weather, advising caution while driving and safe distance from working plow/salters.

Franklin firefighter/paramedics responded to a house fire reported at 3:30 am, containing it within 15 minutes. One resident was evaluated; the cause is under investigation.

The City of Waukesha posted their holiday trash collection schedule, maintaining regular pickups except for New Year's Day, with adjustments following the holiday.

The National Weather Service issued warnings for Milwaukee due to snow and high winds impacting visibility and travel, with advisories effective until this evening.

The City of Oak Creek reminds citizens about recycling do's and don'ts post-holidays, highlighting proper disposal of common waste items like cardboard and plastics, and cautioning against recycling tanglers like light strings and plastic films.

The Turowski family continued their tradition of delivering holiday cookies to the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office, showing appreciation for their service.

Milwaukee prepares for hazardous weather including dense fog, temperature drops, and snow. Advisories issued for potential travel risks and power outages.

The West Allis Senior Center hosts "Winter Week" with activities like "Blankets & Bingo" and "Gallery Night" for community engagement and celebration of local talents.

Milwaukee police care for a friendly stray dog found on Christmas Eve, seeking to reunite it with its owner via social media, with plans to transfer it to MADACC if unclaimed.

Oak Creek Public Library joins a Milwaukee County initiative to offer instant access to popular e-books and audiobooks via the Libby app, starting January 2026, to reduce wait times.