County officials will tour Tootsie's Tea in Milwaukee to highlight a local business benefiting from a development aid program.

Kenosha County achieved civic milestones in 2025, including environmental projects, fiscal successes, and community initiatives, per Executive Samantha Kerkman's summary.

The South Milwaukee/St. Francis Health Department is promoting radon awareness and testing, offering affordable $7.50 DIY kits, during National Radon Action Month due to the gas's lung cancer risks.

The Cudahy Fire Department thanked Kelmann Restoration for a $1,000 grant to buy a new 4-gas monitor, enhancing firefighter safety and community protection.

Whitefish Bay is hosting an electronics recycling event in partnership with COM2 Recycling Solutions to help residents responsibly dispose of e-waste.

South Milwaukee extends the submission deadline for the Space Race initiative to January 12th, 2026, inviting more video pitches for the city's revamp.

Ozaukee County prepares for rough weather with rain and potential flooding, followed by snow. The Sheriff's Office urges caution when driving and advises residents to stay informed.

The article details upcoming snowy weather in Milwaukee with predicted travel disruptions, including rain, snow, and high winds, with updates on the National Weather Service's forecast and advice for residents.

D'monte Owens was killed when his vehicle was hit by a suspected impaired driver in Milwaukee. He was 29 and about to turn 30. The other driver was arrested and charges are pending. Owens is survived by his child and wife.

The Milwaukee Licensing Committee unanimously voted not to renew DT2 Towing's license due to allegations of illegal towing and cash-only payment demands.

Waukesha is preparing for its space-themed 'Out of this World' JanBoree event starting January 16, featuring activities, a beer garden, and fireworks at 8 PM.

The City of South Milwaukee honored Gary Wetzel, a local Medal of Honor recipient, for his bravery during the Vietnam War, where despite severe injuries, he continued to fight and aid his comrades.

Lieutenant Ed Hallett retired from the South Milwaukee Police Department after over 30 years of service, leaving a lasting impact on the force and community.