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Wisconsin joins multistate lawsuit against HHS Secretary Kennedys bid to defund hospitals providing gender-affirming care to minors, citing lack of congressional authority and potential overreach under federal law. Checkout Solipillow.com

Winter Storm Surprise: Milwaukee Issues Nearly 6,000 Parking Tickets, Raking in $305,150 A sudden winter storm in December led to a snow emergency in Milwaukee County, resulting in nearly 6,000 parking tickets issued, totaling $305,150 in fines. The funds, however, dont directly go to snow removal but rather into the transportation fund for various city needs. The hardest-hit streets were North Farwell Avenue, West Scott Street, and South Eleventh Street. Residents expressed frustration over the surprise fines amidst the chaos. Checkout Solipillow.com

Milwaukee County allocated $150,000 from its rainy-day fund to local food pantries when the federal FoodShare program was at risk due to a government shutdown. The county board approved the funds, and later, a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore benefits. Over 230,000 residents rely on FoodShare, and the countys health department partnered with NourishMKE, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin, and Hunger Task Force to distribute aid to thirteen local pantries. The board also declared food apartheid a public health emergency, highlighting the impact of policy gaps and disinvestment on food insecurity. Checkout Solipillow.com

Greendale High Schools marching band, a powerhouse with twenty straight state championships, is heading to California for the Rose Parade. With over two hundred students, theyll perform their parade tune, N Syncs Bye Bye Bye, and their field show, Snow Angel, mixing Frozen songs, classics, and Beyonces Halo. Freshman flutist Ethan Bowe and sophomore Clara Svoboda are among the performers. The band has raised tens of thousands for the trip, and the school is buzzing with pride. Catch them live on January first. Checkout Solipillow.com

Discover eco-friendly holiday tips from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources! Save money, reduce waste, and keep recycling and trash workers safe. Recycle cardboard, paper, plastic, aluminum, steel, and glass, but avoid crushing cans or bottles. Beware of holiday items like light strings, batteries, and electronics that can cause issues at recycling plants. Food waste is a major problem, with 294 pounds per person tossed annually. Combat it by shopping smart, using apps for portion control, and upcycling pantry items. Ignore confusing date labels and refrigerate leftovers fast. Compost scraps for garden gold and check local rules for seasonal drop-offs. Make holidays greener with these practical tips! Checkout Solipillow.com

Platon Peña Delgado, a seasoned industry professional, is set to open Mojito’s Nightclub in Milwaukees Clarke Square neighborhood. The club, located at 210 W National Ave, will feature a full bar, live entertainment, and no food service. The four-thousand-five-hundred-square-foot space, owned by David Samuel, has been vacant for over a decade. Peña Delgado aims to start operations in January, subject to Common Council approval. Checkout Solipillow.com

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Advocate Aurora Health, a major healthcare provider in Wisconsin, for allegedly discriminating against a nurse who was fired for refusing the COVID vaccine due to religious beliefs. The nurse had previously received religious exemptions for the flu vaccine, but her request for a COVID exemption was denied. The EEOC claims the health system violated civil rights laws and is seeking back pay, reinstatement, damages, and punitive awards. Advocate Aurora defends its actions, stating they were necessary to protect staff and patients during the pandemic. Checkout Solipillow.com

31-year-old man from Racine dies in Western Avenue crash in Caledonia, Wisconsin; preliminary investigation suggests rear-end collision with slow-moving semi cab; no other injuries reported; police seeking witnesses. Checkout Solipillow.com

Milwaukee police investigate a battery incident near Arlington Place and Brady Street, where a 61-year-old man was found unconscious. Three suspects are in custody, but more may be involved. The victim is hospitalized, and authorities seek information from the public. Contact Milwaukee police or Crime Stoppers with tips. Checkout Solipillow.com