Milwaukee faces extreme cold with temperatures in the single digits and dangerous wind chills reaching as low as -25, gradually warming up by midweek with a chance of rain.

Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan is facing trial for allegedly helping an undocumented immigrant evade federal officers. Jury selection is complete, with the trial set to explore judicial authority and immigration law.

The 35th Annual SkillComp hosted by ABCWI showcased apprentices competing in trades like carpentry and plumbing, aiming for the National Craft Championships.

Cudahy residents will see a one-time stormwater bill increase due to a clerical error in the billing system, with future bills expected to return to standard rates.

The Milwaukee Fire Department and the Daisie Foundation delivered holiday cheer to Kagel Elementary School, with Santa and others giving gifts and lunch to the students.

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.