Greenfield officials advanced a plan to add a new Loomis Crossing technology park, moving a multi‑building business campus closer to construction and city approval.

A planned five‑story office at 350 S. Water St. would include a riverside walkway that wouldn’t immediately connect to Milwaukee’s public Riverwalk, raising access questions.

Waukesha mourns the passing of Municipal Judge Steve Wimmer. An interim judge will be appointed, with applications due by January 29. The Municipal Court continues its duties and holds in-person proceedings.

The Wauwatosa Police Department warns against impaired driving, noting that in Wisconsin, someone is injured or killed in such crashes every two hours. They urge the use of safe rides home.

Greenfield Police Department issued a safety reminder on social media for New Year's Eve, advising citizens to celebrate responsibly and arrange safe transportation.

The West Allis Fire Department is recruiting new members and has highlighted their values in a social media post. Applications are open until January 7th, with no residency requirements.

The Greendale Police collaborated with local institutions to create a special day for children, involving a school bus ride, shopping at Walmart, a pizza party, and an indoor snowball fight, with community-wide support and engagement.

The Kapco Kids2Kids Toy Drive in Ozaukee County, now in its 20th year, is collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need, with local first responders set to deliver the gifts.

Spirit Airlines is set to end flights in Milwaukee and other cities by January 8, 2026, aiming to focus on stronger markets and align with a smaller fleet.

Milwaukee County introduces a Lead Abatement Program for suburban homes with lead paint hazards, supported by a $7.75 million federal grant and local funds.

Fontana-on-Geneva-Lake aims to expand its conservancy by 0.4 acres aided by a funding grant, enhancing outdoor activities like fishing and bird watching, while prohibiting hunting for safety reasons.

Caledonia residents are divided over Microsoft's proposed data center. Some foresee economic benefits, while others oppose change in the rural landscape and question the plan's transparency. A vote on rezoning is pending as tensions rise.

Milwaukee County's "Building Bridges" program is providing $10,000 grants to a new group of small businesses, with efforts to strengthen local economy and community.