A job fair hosted by Alderwoman Pratt will provide application assistance and job information for Milwaukee city positions on January 22nd at the Atkinson Library.

Milwaukee faces a severe cold advisory with wind chills as low as -28°F, posing risks of frostbite. The forecast includes bitter cold temperatures and some sunny skies, with a modest warming trend expected later in the week.

Milwaukee's National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for frigid temperatures with wind chills reaching -25 degrees, posing a frostbite risk within 30 minutes of exposure.

The Milwaukee Art Museum, with a collection of 30,000 artworks, plays a key role in the city's cultural heritage and attracts over 400,000 visitors annually.

West Allis announces schedule changes for waste collection around Martin Luther King Jr. Day, impacting local residents' garbage and recycling pickup dates. City facilities close in observance of the holiday.

The Milwaukee Bucks are actively engaging in trade talks for Miami Heat's Jimmy Butler, with conflicting reports about Butler's camp's stance on a potential move to Milwaukee.

Wisconsin DNR approves Xcel Energy's transmission line maintenance in La Crosse County, which may affect endangered Blanchard's cricket frogs, ensuring minimal impact.

Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers pays tribute to Bob Uecker, "Mr. Baseball," acknowledging his character, integrity, and impact on baseball as a broadcaster, comedian, and former player.

Gov. Tony Evers appoints attorney Gregory Jerabek to the Wood County Circuit Court, following Judge Potter's retirement. Jerabek will serve until 2025.

Wisconsin received a $38.6 million federal grant to support the new Borealis train service, which has seen over 100,000 riders since May 2024. The investment is part of a broader effort to expand the state's transportation system.

Milwaukee seeks nominations for the 2025 Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer Award, recognizing women who impact their community through social justice and service.

Dousman advances its drinking water system integrity through the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program, with environmental reviews waived by the DNR, and public feedback invited until Jan. 30, 2025.

Milwaukee officials oppose ICE's plans to expand detention operations in the city, emphasizing their commitment to immigrant communities and the trust built with law enforcement.