Milwaukee County marks a year of prehospital whole blood transfusions in trauma care, with 38 patients treated in the initiative's first year, a first for Wisconsin EMS.

USPS policy change may delay postmarks, affecting on-time property tax payments by mail, as per a City of Pewaukee announcement. Residents advised to send payments early.

Janesville's 2026 dog and cat licenses are available; pets older than five months require a license and up-to-date rabies vaccine. Fees are $15/$25 based on pet's neuter status, with a March 31 deadline to avoid late fees and potential fines.

Deputy Peterson was promoted to Lieutenant by Sheriff Severson in Waukesha County, having served since 2020, signaling a recognition of his dedication to the community.

South Milwaukee has announced that the Mayor and Municipal Judge positions are open for election in Spring 2026, with nomination papers available until January 6.

The New Berlin Police Department recalled '90s charity football games supporting Special Olympics Wisconsin, now replaced by different fundraising events.

Joe Lamers has been appointed as the new Director of the Milwaukee County Department of Transportation, bringing with him extensive local government experience and budgeting expertise.

Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources launched "Be Well Informed," an online tool to help residents interpret well water test results and provide guidance on water safety.

Wisconsin's DNR seeks public input on the state's Turkey Management Plan revision, with comments accepted online or via email until December 18.

The Wisconsin DNR offers holiday merchandise online, with deals like free shipping over $50 and discounts, supporting conservation and educational efforts.

The Wauwatosa Police Department sent out Thanksgiving wishes and noted their commitment to public safety even on holidays, thanking staff on duty and advising on service closure dates.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrated its 150th year, highlighting key historical events and technological advancements in emergency response that have shaped its service.

Oak Creek city offices are closed for the holiday, with altered schedules for services like waste collection announced on social media. Emergency services remain operational. Regular hours resume Monday.