The Lake Drive Reconstruction Project in Shorewood begins in February, with completion expected in late fall 2025, impacting WIS 32 traffic and local routes.

Shullsburg, Wisconsin, will improve its water system with funds from the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program. The project involves replacing old water mains and has passed an initial environmental review. The DNR invites public comments on the project.

Wisconsin introduces a new forestry-themed specialty license plate to support sustainable forest management, with purchases including a $25 annual donation and additional fees.

Wauwatosa secures a $1 million grant for safety upgrades at Walnut Road's railroad crossing to potentially construct an underpass and improve traffic flow.

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions in Wisconsin Dells is constructing a 75,000-square-foot water park expansion featuring three new slides and a retractable roof, set to open in 2026.

The Milwaukee DPW is ready for lake-effect snow, having pre-treated roads with brine and set crews on rotating shifts for snow removal. Residents are urged to be cautious and allow space for snowplows.

Molson Coors and MCTS offer free bus rides in Milwaukee on New Year's Eve, with extended service on select routes to ensure safe transportation for celebrators.

Wisconsin officials urge residents to get REAL ID-compliant licenses before May 7, 2025, for domestic travel and federal facility access. Only 62% currently have the necessary REAL ID star.

The new park pavilion in Liberty Heights is progressing, with exterior walls, concrete flooring, and a graded patio completed. Future updates on the construction will be shared by the City of West Allis.

The Transportation Projects Commission in Wisconsin has approved major improvements for I-39/90/94 and US 51/Stoughton Road to enhance traffic flow, safety, and infrastructure.

The Downtown Transit Center in Waukesha features amenities like indoor waiting areas and a customer service window, serving as a hub for local and county transit with designated bus bays for route clarity.

A vehicle crashed into the Wisconsin Humane Society building, causing structural damage. No animals or staff were injured, but the driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Snowfall in Southeast Wisconsin caused major traffic problems, including crashes and road closures on I-94 and I-43. Over 125 crashes occurred in Waukesha County as commuters faced delays.