Waukesha County's sales tax ordinance failed, prompting County Executive Paul Farrow to discuss fiscal challenges and potential service cuts with the Board of Supervisors.

Tara Cavazos's appointment to the Milwaukee Safety and Civic Commission is approved by the Public Safety and Health Committee, awaiting the Common Council's final vote.

South Milwaukee launched Our Community Connect, an online portal for residents to manage water utility bills, including paperless billing and text alerts, with convenience fees for payments.

Oak Creek's early voting begins February 4 with specific dates and times announced, requiring Photo ID and offering a resource page for further details.

West Allis residents are invited to join Origami Crane Workshops by ENGAGE West Allis, creating 1,000 cranes for community togetherness and a mobile art installation. Events are free and open to all skill levels.

Milwaukee faces fluctuating winter temperatures with cold mornings and sunnier afternoons, with possible rain and snow ahead, as reported by NWS Milwaukee.

Milwaukee's decision to delay a memorial for Sade Robinson, whose dismembered body was found last April, sparked racial tension after the committee received racist emails.

Milwaukee police warn residents against leaving vehicles running and unattended to prevent theft and remind them to hide valuables, stating it's illegal in Wisconsin to leave a car running with the keys in it.

Milwaukee Police honored fallen Officer William Kammerling on his death anniversary, reminding the public of the sacrifices of those who serve. Kammerling died in 1922 from a motorcycle collision while on duty, leaving behind a family.

Community calls rise for public input in selecting the new OCWS director, as a proposal emerges to require Common Council approval for the appointment.

The National Weather Service in Milwaukee predicts variable weather, including chilly winds, sun, and potential rain.

Mohammed Kazim Ali from Greenfield is sentenced to 15 months for healthcare fraud involving a kickback scheme and false billing of Medicaid and Medicare.

The DNR is seeking public input on Stoughton, Wisconsin's plan to upgrade its water system with Safe Drinking Water Loan Program funds, with a review period open until February 11, 2025.