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.

The West Allis Fire Department honors Fire Chief Jason Schaak for his service and strategic vision, marking the end of a series of department promotions.

Voters in Wards 13-16 in Greenfield will now vote at Ridge Community Church instead of Whitnall High School due to construction, starting with the 2026-2027 elections.

Armando Suarez Del Real has been promoted to Assistant Chief of Community Risk Reduction at the West Allis Fire Department, focusing on prevention and outreach.

Shorewood, Wisconsin adopted Ordinance 3077 for zero-tolerance on reckless driving, allowing police to tow and impound vehicles involved in such offenses for public safety.

Kenosha County Public Health offers $5 radon test kits with a donated food item during Radon Action Month, aiming to prevent lung cancer and support local food pantries.

Oak Creek Public Library joins a Milwaukee County initiative to offer instant access to popular e-books and audiobooks via the Libby app, starting January 2026, to reduce wait times.

South Milwaukee City Hall will close on Dec 31 and Jan 1; tax collection open Dec 31, 7:30 am-2:00 pm; waste collection rescheduled for Jan 2 and 3; SDS maintains regular hours; emergency services operational during holidays.

Oak Creek Public Library joins the Milwaukee County digital upgrade with a "Lucky Day" collection for instant access to popular e-books and audiobooks starting January 1, 2026.

Milwaukee County approved over $3 million in federal funds for local projects, enhancing community services like affordable housing and infrastructure.

Shorewood officials passed Ordinance 3077, allowing police to impound vehicles for reckless driving on the first offense, aiming to address safety risks.

Brian Johnston is set to become Oak Creek's Director of Utilities, replacing the retiring Mike Sullivan on January 3, 2026. The Common Council unanimously approved this decision. Johnston's expertise is valued for upcoming projects.

Janesville emergency responders saved a life at a conference they attended, earning recognition for their swift action when an attendee suffered a heart attack.