The Lowell Park ice skating rink in Waukesha is now open, while Buchner rink remains closed. Skaters must bring their own skates as no rentals are available.

South Milwaukee has unveiled a public health vending machine outside City Hall, offering free health supplies, including Narcan and fentanyl test kits, to improve health equity and access.

The Waukesha County Sheriff's Department introduces an anonymous reporting tool to enhance school safety, including the "SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT" resource center, to submit tips via website, app, or phone.

James Fortune, a 65-year-old missing man from Wauwatosa required for mobility support, has been found safe following the cancellation of a Silver Alert.

A 19-year-old wanted man was shot and injured by Milwaukee police during a confrontation when he reportedly pulled out a gun, leading to a struggle and his hospitalization.

The National Weather Service reports a cold 15°F morning in Milwaukee on January 7th, with partly sunny skies and no significant snow yet. Temperatures to remain cold for the week with a slight chance of snow by Friday.

Milwaukee residents complain about poor snow plowing after a December storm. Alderman Westmoreland has escalated the issue for discussion in the upcoming Public Works Committee meeting.

Greenfield's civic alert emphasizes the harm of improper waste disposal to waterways, urging residents to avoid dumping non-stormwater materials into storm drains to protect the environment.

Wisconsin DNR invites the public to the free Bald Eagle Watching Days in Sauk Prairie on January 18, 2025, with live raptor shows and opportunities for eagle observation.

A Wausau man, Lewis, received a 12.5-year sentence for leading a drug trafficking operation involving meth and cocaine, after pleading guilty to distribution and firearm charges.

Students in West Allis and West Milwaukee are invited to participate in the 2025 Fair Housing Contest, expressing views on anti-discrimination through art, essays, and videos.

The Milwaukee DPW is ready for lake-effect snow, having pre-treated roads with brine and set crews on rotating shifts for snow removal. Residents are urged to be cautious and allow space for snowplows.

The Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls falsely claiming missed jury duty and demanding payment to avoid arrest, emphasizing not to follow instructions from such calls.