Menomonee Falls has announced a one-day delay in trash and recycling collection following New Year's Day, with services to resume on a shifted schedule throughout the week.

Wisconsin introduces new laws in 2025, including year-long state park stickers, a tax on electric vehicle charging stations, and a provisional licensing system for foreign-trained doctors.

The Wisconsin DNR has opened its early catch and release trout season from January 4 to May 2, 2025, with specific rules aiming to promote sustainable fishing practices.

Madison Clerk's Office discovered 193 unprocessed absentee ballots from the 2024 election, which did not affect any outcomes. Changes are being made to prevent future issues.

South Milwaukee experienced economic growth in 2024, with 21 new businesses, a celebrated Bucyrus Commons project, new apartment developments, and local business awards.

Milwaukee officials propose a potential refund for inadequate snow-clearing services after a snowstorm left residents struggling with street conditions. A meeting is scheduled to discuss compensation and service improvements.

The Milwaukee County Board unanimously approved a resolution to enhance data governance and transparency, which aims to improve data sharing, standardize policies, and increase public access to data.

Milwaukee County Supervisor Kathleen Vincent has called for stronger gun control following a school shooting in Madison, highlighting the issue during a County Board meeting.

Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes has been named Seattle's new police chief, following his leadership during a Wisconsin school shooting. He will start in January, succeeding amidst community tragedy.

The Milwaukee County Board introduced English and Spanish captioning services at meetings to boost inclusivity and public engagement in government processes.

New Milwaukee County hires will join the Wisconsin Retirement System instead of the local ERS starting 2025, as Wisconsin Act 12 aims to alleviate the county's fiscal issues.

Milwaukee County is set to tackle housing issues with federal funds for the elderly and those exiting incarceration, focusing on reducing homelessness and support services.

The Village of Brown Deer is promoting online or mailed property tax payments, offering multiple payment options and noting specifics on service fees, escrow check handling, and how to claim the Lottery & Gaming Credit.