Milwaukee weather forecast includes post-Christmas fog, light drizzle, and cloudy skies, with a potential shift to snowfall by Sunday night. Visibility issues and a flash freeze warning are also noted.

The Oak Creek Police are investigating a fatal shooting at an apartment complex where 22-year-old Antonio Luis Ares was found dead in his vehicle. No suspects arrested; public deemed not at risk.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office in Wisconsin is hiring Deputy Sheriffs and has posted a video to attract applicants before the January 9, 2025 deadline.

JoeJo Breznik of the West Allis Fire Department was recognized for his promotion and his significant contributions to the Community Risk Reduction Bureau and as a Fire Inspector.

The Milwaukee Fire Department commemorates 150 years of service, sharing historic fires on social media, including significant fires from the past century, honoring their heritage and commitment to the community.

Janesville offers Christmas tree disposal aligning with trash pickup in January and free drop-off at the Sanitary Landfill through spring. Residents can also dismantle their trees for regular trash collection.

Greenfield Police Department's non-emergency phone line is restored after a temporary outage; residents should use the main number, 414-761-5300, for non-urgent matters.

Milwaukee's Christmas Day forecast predicts overcast skies, a high of 38°F, and evening rain. Rain and cloudy conditions continue through the weekend, with a sharp drop to 14°F Sunday night and potential snow.

The Brookfield Police Department shared a holiday message on Facebook, wishing the community well and emphasizing safety and kindness during the festive season.

Milwaukee's DPW announced relaxed parking regulations on Christmas, with no enforcement of meters or overnight restrictions. City services, like waste collection and Drop-Off Centers, will resume after a holiday pause.

The Milwaukee Police Department is promoting trust and community engagement through initiatives like MPAL and inviting residents to apply for service opportunities.

A probe into a human-trafficking ring linked to the On the Border strip club in Franklin resulted in the arrest of four men and charges relating to the exploitation of at least 24 victims.

Katelyn Librizzi, 27, is charged with stealing a daycare van with four children in Milwaukee. All children were found safe. Librizzi's mental health is being considered, with a competency evaluation ordered.