Waukesha County implements a co-responder program with mental health professionals aiding law enforcement in crisis situations, focusing on de-escalation and treatment.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts a sunny week with highs in the 70s, but warns of dense fog and potential thunderstorms later in the week.

The Oak Creek Police reunited a lost cat with its owner after the pet was found at 13th and Oakwood, emphasizing the community's role in pet safety and the importance of microchipping.

South Milwaukee Police focus on "Shop with a Cop," a community outreach program for the holiday season, fostering ties between officers and children in need.

The Glendale Police hosted a successful golf event, raising $23,000 for their K-9 Unit and announced a new police dog, Pako, soon to be trained by Officer Smith.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect in Milwaukee until 10 AM, with low visibility. The region anticipates sunny weather with a chance of thunderstorms later in the week.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office publicly acknowledged the service of their women deputies, expressing appreciation for their dedication and professionalism.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Sheldon Wasserman withdrew his proposal to cut Christmas Day bus service after public feedback highlighted the community's reliance on transit during the holiday.

Milwaukee's 30th Street Industrial Corridor Corp hosts a Back 2 School Giveaway on September 13th, providing school supplies and more to local students.

Milwaukee County prepares for National Voter Registration Day with a drive led by local officials to increase voter enrollment, providing support for residents without tech access.

Alderwoman Dimitrijevic and Alderman Chambers Jr. urge Wisconsin residents affected by floods to apply for FEMA aid, emphasizing the first-come, first-served nature of the nearly $30 million fund.

Milwaukee can expect early showers and thunderstorms with a 70% chance of rain, but conditions will improve to a sunny afternoon with a high near 75°F.

The Trump Administration approves a federal disaster declaration for Milwaukee County after floods, enabling $30M in aid.