The OCPL Trivia Night at Oak Creek Public Library offers an evening of challenging questions, snacks, and prizes on January 16, with registration required for teams.

Janesville's holiday schedule affects city facilities and services, with closures on December 24, 25, and January 1; other impacts include transit service adjustments and delayed sanitation collection.

Veronica Nevarez joins Wauwatosa as City Clerk, bringing extensive municipal experience to oversee elections, record-keeping, and licensing, aiming to enhance transparency and engagement.

Golda Meir school 3rd graders will participate in a Milwaukee Common Council meeting after winning an essay contest, part of an initiative for youth engagement in local politics.

Milwaukee County marks a year of prehospital whole blood transfusions in trauma care, with 38 patients treated in the initiative's first year, a first for Wisconsin EMS.

Milwaukee's weather is set for variable conditions including clouds, sun, and possible rain turning to snow, with fluctuating temperatures and windy conditions expected throughout the week.

A Cudahy High School staff member has been charged with assaulting a student, with incidents allegedly occurring off-campus. The school has placed him on leave.

Milwaukee police investigate after a double shooting leaves one dead and one injured near Fond du Lac and Villard avenues.

South Milwaukee Police celebrated their 11th Shop with a Cop event, pairing officers with kids for shopping and games, supported by generous community and business donations.

Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan's trial began, focusing on her alleged obstruction concerning an undocumented immigrant's evasion from I.C.E. agents in court.

West Allis celebrates its small businesses, encouraging community support through a social media campaign featuring a diverse range of local enterprises.

Milwaukee faces a cold start with temperatures at 9°F, warming to 22 later. The approaching week will see temperatures rise and variable conditions, including chances for rain and snow.

Law enforcement joined the Daisie Foundation and NLLEO to deliver holiday celebrations and gifts to a Milwaukee school, fostering community relations and shared joy.