Waukesha County Board approves a $389.2 million budget for 2026 with unanimous consent, focusing on law enforcement funding; slight property tax levy rise but lowered rate due to a growing tax base.

Janesville announces Thanksgiving closures and service adjustments, including City Hall and the library, with waste management schedule changes and paused public transportation services.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Felesia A. Martin led a community meeting in Dineen Park to address public safety, with local leaders and residents working together on solutions.

Milwaukee's National Weather Service predicts a sunny 59°F day with gentle winds, but cloud coverage and cooler evenings are expected in the following nights.

Milwaukee's Public Safety & Health Committee advances a fire safety ordinance requiring landlords to disclose their building's compliance with fire codes to tenants, ensuring transparency and accountability for tenant safety.

The Wisconsin DMV revoked BLRS LLC's license due to violations including motor vehicle theft by fraud and record-keeping issues. The revocation is now final.

The City of Janesville warns residents against pouring fats, oils, and grease down drains during holidays to prevent plumbing issues and costly cleanups.

Greenfield Police Department is searching for missing endangered 74-year-old Robert Ziegler, a double amputee who needs critical medication and has been missing since November 5. His vehicle is also missing.

5th District businesses, led by Alderman Westmoreland, are providing $50 Sentry Foods gift certificates to 150 families for Thanksgiving to support local food security.

Martell D. Haire was arrested in Oklahoma City for a Milwaukee triple shooting that killed 16-year-old Marquis Champion. He faces charges including First-Degree Reckless Homicide.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts varied weather, with sunny days and chances of rain, temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to low 60s, and light to moderate winds.

Milwaukee's Public Safety & Health Committee is considering an ordinance for landlords to disclose rental properties' fire and building code compliance to inform and protect tenants.

Milwaukee Police enhances public safety through a new integrated approach by collaborating with the Department of Emergency Communications for real-time aerial surveillance support to officers on the ground.