UWM's Troy Skwor researches innovative methods to fight drug-resistant superbugs, pioneering light therapies for infections and analyzing bacteria to understand the spread of antimicrobial resistance.

Tess Corners Fire Department tackled a fire at Bass Bay Brewhouse in Muskego, with challenges from freezing temperatures and limited water supply. The cause remains unknown, and the investigation will begin post-suppression efforts.

Corporal Michael Schmidt was named Officer of the Year by the Belgium Memorial American Legion Post 412 for his multifaceted service in Ozaukee County.

The City of Waukesha informed residents that tax bills will arrive soon, with payments due by January 31, 2026. Payment methods include online, in-person, mail, or drop boxes.

Wisconsin State Patrol launches 'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' campaign, stepping up impaired driving enforcement efforts during the holiday season to prevent tragedies like last year's 403 crashes involving impaired drivers.

Milwaukee Police arrested seven during a crackdown on violent crime, seizing drugs, firearms, and recovering a stolen vehicle. The initiative was a collaboration with the DEA.

Kenosha DCFS's Feed 100 Families Food Drive aids 115 families, featuring a friendly in-office competition for generosity and creativity, with the CPS Unit winning 'Most Generous' and the Youth Justice Unit 'Most Creative'.

Wisconsin DHS continues recommending the hepatitis B vaccine for newborns despite new ACIP guidelines, citing decades of evidence for its effectiveness and safety.

Kenosha County celebrated its 175th anniversary with an event at the History Center, showcasing a new display and memorabilia, with officials and residents reflecting on local history and looking to the future.

West Allis Public Works department is actively maintaining city infrastructure during winter, addressing icy roads, water main breaks, and ensuring safe public areas.

Milwaukee prepares for extreme cold with temperatures potentially dropping to 25 degrees below zero, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory and safety measures against frostbite risks.

USPS policy change may delay postmarks, affecting on-time property tax payments by mail, as per a City of Pewaukee announcement. Residents advised to send payments early.

Wisconsin's TPC approves preliminary studies for potential improvements on US 53 and I-94 to address traffic and safety concerns as detailed by WisDOT.