Lisbon Avenue reconstruction progresses with traffic changes; Alderman Westmoreland optimistic about the spring 2026 project completion. Eastbound lanes to open mid-December, tree removal and sewer work to cause further traffic disruptions.

The 16th Street Viaduct in Milwaukee is closed for repairs after an inspection revealed issues requiring further evaluation, affecting local traffic and businesses.

Janesville announces road closure on River and Wall Streets for utility work from December 8-11 with detours in place.

Janesville's Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade is set for December 6, starting on N. Jackson Street at 6 p.m., with road closures from 4:30 p.m. The parade is part of a weekend-long holiday event featuring various festivities.

Waukesha's Christmas Parade will start at 4 pm on December 7, with road closures and no parking zones effective from 2 pm. Two parking ramps offer free 2-hour parking to attendees.

The Janesville Police Department provides tips for safe winter driving, emphasizing caution, vehicle preparation, and rules for sharing the road with plows.

Milwaukee has declared a Snow Emergency, imposing parking restrictions to facilitate snow removal. Citizens are informed about the rules through social media.

The Wauwatosa Police Department warns residents of the first snowfall and advises on road safety, including slowing down and using headlights, through social media.

Greenfield has declared a snow emergency from November 29 to December 1, 2025, for significant snowfall, requiring clear streets for plowing and prohibiting parking on certain roads.

WisDOT offers travel advice for a safe Thanksgiving, including planning, slowing down, and avoiding distractions. They mention peak travel times and impacts from ongoing construction projects.

Janesville's S. River Street at W. Holmes Street is closing for repairs from Nov 20 to Nov 24, with detours via E. Racine, S. Main, and E./W. Court Streets.

Wisconsin observes Crash Responder Safety Week to highlight the dangers emergency personnel face during traffic incidents, promoting the "slow down, move over" rule and improved safety training for responders.

Wisconsin marks National Seat Belt Day with a record 94% seat belt usage rate, reinforcing their long-standing commitment to road safety education and enforcement.