Two shootings rocked Milwaukee, one at 14th and W. Center injuring a 24-year-old, and another on the south side killing a 43-year-old. No suspects identified; police seek tips.

The City has revealed its 2026 budget, with tax levy reductions and decreased property taxes, aiming for financial prudence while sustaining vital services.

Two fatal shootings occurred in Milwaukee near Washington Park, with victims Major C. Milan and Austin L. Hanson. No arrests made, police seek public's help.

Judge Hannah Dugan's trial for allegedly obstructing immigration agents approaches, with her pleading not guilty. Pretrial motions reveal strategies, and jury selection is underway for the December 15 trial.

The National Weather Service issues a Winter Storm Watch for south central and southeast Wisconsin, warning of potential heavy snowfall, difficult travel conditions, and advising residents to prepare.

The Whitefish Bay Police remind Drinksgiving participants to be responsible, suggesting humorously to avoid touchy topics and, importantly, not to drink and drive, with parking enforcement relaxed to aid safety.

A road closure on Gold Drive between School Drive and College Avenue in Muskego is scheduled to start on December 1, 2025, for construction and repairs, potentially lasting a month.

WisDOT offers travel advice for a safe Thanksgiving, including planning, slowing down, and avoiding distractions. They mention peak travel times and impacts from ongoing construction projects.

The Garden District hosts its 9th Annual Tree Lighting on Tuesday, with carols and a Winter Wonderland display featuring 140 lighted displays until January 9. Additional events include singing sessions and a Santa workshop for children.

The 6th Annual 'Tis the Season Thanksgiving Dinner invites Milwaukee residents for a free meal and activities this Thursday at Northcott Neighborhood House.

Milwaukee has passed an ordinance requiring landlords to disclose fire safety information for rentals, aiming to improve tenant safety and ensure compliance with fire-safety systems.

The Milwaukee Common Council overrode the Mayor's veto to commit $8 million to update the city's fire department equipment, prioritizing public safety.

Greenfield Police Department warns against impaired driving on "Blackout Wednesday," urging safety and responsible celebration, with increased patrols to prevent DUI incidents.