Milwaukee lawmakers analyze the impact of new executive orders on city operations, led by Alderpeople Coggs, Chambers, Pratt, and Taylor, focusing on potential fiscal and operational consequences.

Milwaukee PD honored Officer Sydney Snow, who was killed during an undercover operation on January 30, 1982, with a Facebook post remembering his bravery and sacrifice.

Milwaukee's Harbor District Riverwalk project receives a federal grant of $14.7 million, allowing for waterfront revitalization including a pedestrian pathway, landscaping, amenities, and improved public access.

Milwaukee hosted a media event to document the demolition of the former Northridge Mall, with plans for revitalization of the site as 'Granville Station'.

Milwaukee seeks nominations for the 28th Annual Mayor’s Design Awards, recognizing distinguished urban development projects that enhance the community.

Cudahy faces multiple water main breaks due to extreme temperature changes, with ongoing repairs tracked via an online map and possible temporary water disruptions.

Waukesha County's sales tax ordinance failed, prompting County Executive Paul Farrow to discuss fiscal challenges and potential service cuts with the Board of Supervisors.

Tara Cavazos's appointment to the Milwaukee Safety and Civic Commission is approved by the Public Safety and Health Committee, awaiting the Common Council's final vote.

Oak Creek's early voting begins February 4 with specific dates and times announced, requiring Photo ID and offering a resource page for further details.

Community calls rise for public input in selecting the new OCWS director, as a proposal emerges to require Common Council approval for the appointment.

Mohammed Kazim Ali from Greenfield is sentenced to 15 months for healthcare fraud involving a kickback scheme and false billing of Medicaid and Medicare.

The DNR is seeking public input on Stoughton, Wisconsin's plan to upgrade its water system with Safe Drinking Water Loan Program funds, with a review period open until February 11, 2025.

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee develops a tabletop robotic device, iTbot, led by Habib Rahman, for in-home rehabilitation, aiding stroke survivors and providing therapists with real-time performance data.