The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrates its 150th anniversary, sharing a retrospective on Facebook with notable historical fires, remembering victim tragedies, and honoring their legacy of service.

Milwaukee County approves a $150,000 emergency fund for food assistance during a government shutdown, aiming to help those reliant on SNAP and FoodShare as federal support is delayed.

In Waukesha County, residents are warned by the Sheriff's Department about scammers impersonating law enforcement and demanding payments for non-existent legal issues.

Milwaukee introduces a vehicle impoundment ordinance targeting reckless driving, requiring compliance to prevent impounds and outlining strict conditions for vehicle retrieval post-impoundment.

Pierce Street in Janesville to close for two days for utility work; detours via Burbank Ave., Polk St., and Edison Ave.

Crime Stoppers offers a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Martell D. Haire, charged in the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Marquis Champion.

The Milwaukee County Board is voting on the 2026 budget, with a focus on food security. Chairwoman Nicholson proposes $150,000 for emergency food aid and actions against food apartheid due to federal funding cuts.

Milwaukee's weather forecast includes varying conditions, with clouds, rain chances, and potential snow, alongside fluctuating temperatures and wind gusts, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Wisconsin Bureau of Consumer Protection hosts an event to educate seniors on recognizing and avoiding scams, at Oak Creek Public Library on December 2, 2025.

Milwaukee County introduces a Lead Abatement Program for suburban homes with lead paint hazards, supported by a $7.75 million federal grant and local funds.

A double shooting in Milwaukee resulted in one death and one hospitalization; a person of interest is in custody with charges pending. Police are investigating the incident.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is launching a 2026 calendar fundraiser featuring local business ads to support their operations, ensuring authenticity to boost community trust.

Milwaukee is intensifying efforts against reckless driving through new laws and enforcement, including impounding vehicles for first offenses and targeting higher conviction rates.