Jean Darnell will not serve as new leader of Milwaukee Public Library.

Gary P. Grunau Plaza was developed through a complicated and collaborative process, honors civic booster.

Bar and restaurant will take over former fire station.

New owners of legendary dive bar file to raze structure.

Il Ponte and Lupi & Iris chef has had rapid climb through the ranks.

Visit CEO will lead WCD on interim basis, for now. Omar Shaikh elected board chair.

Cute Robot Japanese Kitchen bids abrupt farewell.

DNS cites tampered electrical systems, failed fire safety and life-threatening risks at two Near West Side buildings.

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Mayor's budget proposal relies on heavy reserve withdrawals, big parking cost increases and small tax and fee increases.

He's headed to DC Wednesday, poised to take the VP up on his prior offer.

City-backed effort targets one or two trips a week, with incentives to try alternatives to driving alone to work.

Jean Darnell, a former school librarian and AI policy consultant, picked to lead $33 million department.

Will the council and public demand even more?

Uptown neighborhood would be first test site.

The company that supports the meters’ software is closing. Drivers can still pay with coins or through smartphone app.

Move comes as construction plows ahead on Deer District hotel.

Boomin' Barbershop and Milwaukee OATS Screen Printing plan a permanent home in Polonia.

Council sending an expensive message about its frustration with potholes.

U.S. Rep. was in private plane that lost power near Wausau.

Fire-damaged school will remain standing for now.

It's tried, with limited success. The chief has a different idea.

Hafeman will cover restaurant & bars, arts & culture.

Leading Milwaukee housing company dramatically changes business.

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Regardless of the cause, Water Street entertainment district experiencing dramatic change.

Fast-growing franchisee acquires all of the Milwaukee Popeyes.

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Briefing on botched response to 99-year-old’s beating raises new doubts.

More than 260 Milwaukee properties are tied to a growing web of court and bankruptcy actions.

New forecast from Comptroller Bill Christianson attempts to shift focus to city's long-term fiscal future instead of temporary fixes.

Supermoon says it's not farewell, but it is a dramatic change.

Parks reopens pay-to-park policy discussion as budget cuts raise questions about spending priorities.

Greek diner's days appear to be numbered, with demolition planned.

After past clashes over Act 12 and foreign policy, the 19th District sticks with its outspoken incumbent Democrat.