Milwaukee has passed an ordinance requiring landlords to disclose fire safety information for rentals, aiming to improve tenant safety and ensure compliance with fire-safety systems.

The Milwaukee Common Council overrode the Mayor's veto to commit $8 million to update the city's fire department equipment, prioritizing public safety.

Police and fire departments in Oak Creek raised nearly $1,400 for the Salvation Army, with police claiming the "golden kettle" in a friendly competition.

K-9 Deputy Max from Waukesha County Sheriff's Department has retired on his 8th birthday, celebrated by the department and community for his six years of service.

Three women won a "Law and Order" day at an Ozaukee Family Services fundraiser, gaining insights into the criminal justice system with Judge Williams, Sheriff Knowles, and a tour of the county courthouse and sheriff's office.

Wauwatosa's Common Council approved its 2026 budget, maintaining biweekly yard waste collection with minor adjustments, managing a Fire Department vacancy for cost savings, and investing in public safety technology.

Kenosha County Courthouse celebrates its 100th anniversary with a centennial ornament and a historical book for sale, with proceeds supporting preservation efforts.

Mayor Johnson vetoed parts of Milwaukee's 2026 budget, including $8 million for the fire department, favoring less costly measures and fiscal caution.

The Wisconsin DNR schedules a public meeting on December 11, 2025, to review the Lake Superior Fisheries Management Plan and discuss future management strategies.

Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow signed a $391.5 million budget for 2026, featuring modest increases and prioritizing public safety and infrastructure.

Milwaukee's Latvian community celebrates Latvia's Independence Day at City Hall, with cultural events including a "We Are Latvian" exhibit and prominent guests like the Latvian Ambassador.

Waukesha County Board approves a $389.2 million budget for 2026 with unanimous consent, focusing on law enforcement funding; slight property tax levy rise but lowered rate due to a growing tax base.

Milwaukee's Public Safety & Health Committee advances a fire safety ordinance requiring landlords to disclose their building's compliance with fire codes to tenants, ensuring transparency and accountability for tenant safety.