Supervisor Alexander announces three community events in Milwaukee to discuss the 2026 County budget and foster community engagement, including Listen & Learn sessions and a parkway walk.

Milwaukee council members partner with Save A Lot to address holiday food insecurity, promoting the $5.49 Bags for a Brighter Holiday initiative to support local families.

Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones hosted a "Listen and Learn" session in Milwaukee to discuss transit access and community needs, with emphasis on upcoming MCTS route changes.

Emergency services extinguished a basement fire at a Trenton home, with all occupants evacuating safely but one treated for smoke inhalation. Damage is estimated at $40,000, with the cause likely electrical.

A town hall meeting hosted by Alderwoman Milele A. Coggs and Alderman Alex Brower in Riverwest at Falcon Bowl aims to facilitate open dialogue between residents and city officials, while also supporting a food drive.

Tremonte Kirk, 17, was sentenced to 35 years for sexual assaults, including an elevator attack. His criminal behavior began at age 12, and his remorse was met with skepticism by victims.

The Oak Creek Farmers Market experienced significant growth in 2025 with sales over $1.1 million, despite extreme weather, and remains a vital community hub.

Jamica Simone Mills is charged with first-degree reckless homicide after fatally shooting her friend Ariel Spillner, which followed a marijuana-induced paranoia incident in Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Fire Department honored the historic fireboat AUGUST F. JANSSEN, highlighting its launch, design, service, and legacy in a social media post.

The Rice Lake community mourns Toni Ann Peterson, 60, found deceased after a multi-day search. Her death is under investigation with no signs of foul play reported.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office honored veterans on social media, especially those who joined their department, highlighting the value of military experience in law enforcement.

Washington County Sheriff offers kids a ride in a squad car during a Christmas Parade to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters. Tickets for the raffle are $1, with proceeds going to the charity.

Embattled Greenfield Police Chief Jay Johnson appeared in court facing felony misconduct charges for allegedly using a police camera for personal surveillance during his divorce. Despite his attorney's dismissal request, the case moves forward.