The Milwaukee Police Department is seeking new recruits to support and expand their current force, emphasizing diversity, reliability, and effective policing in their Facebook campaign.

South Milwaukee's economy is flourishing with 13 new businesses, a $52 million redevelopment of the Bucyrus Campus, zoning code revisions, and a long-term comprehensive plan. The city is also in talks to bring a new Piggly Wiggly store.

The Wauwatosa Police Department is recruiting officers with incentives like a $2,500 hiring bonus and no fitness test for lateral transfers to address staffing shortages.

Assistant Chief Scott Gillard is retiring from the New Berlin Fire Department after 36 years of service, celebrated for his mentorship, leadership, and dedication to community safety.

Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office is recruiting correctional officers, offering $30.60-$34.37/hour, with a background check and training academy required.

Officers Stucker and Dolphin join the Waukesha Police Department, taking an oath of office and starting training at Waukesha County Technical College.

The Milwaukee Police Department highlights its 170-year legacy and commitment to the community, alongside efforts to recruit new officers, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.

The Glendale Police Department is inviting community members to join its Citizens Police Academy to learn more about law enforcement operations and build a more transparent relationship with the police.

Franklin County libraries will host the Legal Aid NC mobile unit in Louisburg and Youngsville on January 7, offering free legal guidance and resources to residents without requiring an appointment.

Oak Creek readers can enjoy the Book Nook's $5 bag sale at the public library on select Saturdays, with proceeds benefiting the library. Cash-only transactions for books, audiobooks, and DVDs.

The New Berlin Police Department reminisced about ARES, a talking police robot from 1984, highlighting the advances in law enforcement technology since then.

Oak Creek announced on social media that city offices are closed in observance of New Year's Day, with services resuming January 2. Emergency services remain available, but trash pickup is delayed by a day.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley reflected on the county's 2025 achievements, noting progress in affordable housing, economic development, and healthcare, despite natural disasters and funding issues.