Alderwoman Andrea M. Pratt invites Milwaukee’s Atkinson neighborhood to a community gathering at the Atkinson Branch Library with food, fun, and activities.

Muskego Police's social media post details weekend patrols, covering arrests, incidents, and oddities like a garbage can hitting a car and a 911 call from an Apple watch.

Plymouth Community Center offers Preschool Open Gym every Monday for active toddlers, with a variety of play equipment. Cost is $6 for residents, $8 for nonresidents.

Oak Creek Police released a report on a shooting involving Milwaukee officers, upholding transparency as per state law and allowing public insight into the event.

Milwaukee's final week of December features mixed weather, with sun, clouds, possible rain, and varying temperatures according to the National Weather Service.

A man was killed in a Watertown hit-and-run after being dragged four blocks. The 54-year-old driver was arrested, facing charges including homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle.

Milwaukee Police are searching for missing 44-year-old Noah Turner, last seen near W. Chambers Street. His disappearance is unusual given his regular contact with family.

Milwaukee Police seek the public's help to find 68-year-old Abran Huerta, missing near Zablocki VA Medical Center. He is considered critically missing.

Three suspects were arrested after a stolen vehicle crashed during a high-speed chase by West Allis police, linked to an armed robbery. No serious injuries were reported following the incident.

Janesville Senior Center offers accessible Evening Ceramics Classes on Tuesdays for all ages, encouraging creativity with no prior experience needed. Classes cost $5, with materials available for purchase.

Janesville's middle schoolers can enjoy Rec Nites in January, offering swimming, dancing, games, and raffles. Events are school-specific and cost $7, with free entry for chaperones' kids.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes snow transitioning to rain, overcast skies, and temperatures in the mid-30s, with a chance of a wintry mix leading to possible slick spots today.

The NWS predicts a cold week for Milwaukee with a chance of snow and light freezing drizzle, especially north of I-94/US-18. Conditions will later warm slightly with potential rain.