Wisconsin's DNR announces late-season deer hunting opportunities, including Muzzleloader and Antlerless-Only Hunts, and stresses the importance of safety, registration, and CWD prevention.

Janesville's Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade is set for December 6, starting on N. Jackson Street at 6 p.m., with road closures from 4:30 p.m. The parade is part of a weekend-long holiday event featuring various festivities.

Janesville's "Housing for All" initiative continues, with workshops set to discuss development at 2400 Beloit Avenue, aiming to address the housing shortage.

The Brown Deer Police Department shared safety tips on Facebook for the holiday season, covering vigilance in public, online shopping security, and monitoring bank accounts.

Southeast Wisconsin, including Milwaukee, faces a wintry mix with 1-3 inches of snow expected. There's a 100% chance of snow tonight and a Winter Weather Advisory from 10 PM to 8 AM CST Sunday.

West Allis leaf collection continues despite snow forecast, with 51 leaf piles collected on Dec 4 and a total of 172 heaps by Dec 5, with possible delays due to weather.

Downtown Waukesha celebrates the holiday season with its Night of Lights event featuring a tree lighting, Santa visit, lantern stroll, caroling, and the Walk of Lights ceremony.

The Wisconsin DNR warns of unsafe early ice conditions, urging caution for winter activities and highlighting the unpredictable nature of ice strength. Safety education and preparedness are advised.

The New Berlin Police Department recalled '90s charity football games supporting Special Olympics Wisconsin, now replaced by different fundraising events.

West Allis is holding a food drive until December 31, with drop-off locations including City Hall and the police department, to aid local food pantries.

The Kapco Kids2Kids Toy Drive in Ozaukee County, now in its 20th year, is collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need, with local first responders set to deliver the gifts.

Manitowoc County's largest-ever fentanyl seizure valued at $5.8 million involved the arrest of three men and highlights law enforcement collaboration.

Joe Lamers has been appointed as the new Director of the Milwaukee County Department of Transportation, bringing with him extensive local government experience and budgeting expertise.