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.

Kenosha County has reduced Highway 32's speed limit from 45 mph to 35 mph for safety, following a collaborative county effort supported by a grant to decrease traffic incidents.

A Milwaukee County park-and-ride lot was closed indefinitely due to safety issues, with more closures planned. The closures come after an uptick in crimes such as assault and theft at the lots.

St. Augustine Preparatory Academy has begun building a new campus on the site of the former Cardinal Stritch University, planning to open by fall 2026 with an investment of $100 million in private donations.

Wauwatosa is considering a $15 vehicle registration fee to improve traffic and infrastructure, with an anticipated $407,000 for road maintenance and calming measures. Public input is sought.

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport plans a $3 fee for Uber/Lyft dropoffs starting in 2025, as per County Executive Crowley's budget to increase revenue.

Brooklyn Park is initiating a Safe Routes to School project to build sidewalks near Park Brook Elementary, enhancing safety and encouraging walking and biking.

Milwaukee's $88,000 "The Moving City" art car, part of a road safety initiative, broke down just a month after its debut, leading to criticisms over its cost and usefulness.

Seton Catholic Schools is building two new K-8 schools in Milwaukee, replacing outdated facilities with modern, safe learning environments, as part of an educational and community enhancement initiative.

Milwaukee County is awarded nearly $29 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for road improvements and new buses to enhance transportation and safety.

A tactical situation in Beaver Dam resulted in a temporary shutdown of Madison St. It was resolved quickly, with further details to be released by local police.