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Rejected library director pick attacks city, degree rule and Urban Milwaukee’s coverage.

Supervisors order removal of 42 Flock cameras from county parkland.

Nearly $8 million from the Beloit billionaire helps Republicans dominate fall fundraising and spending reports.

The owner of one of Milwaukee's hottest restaurants is shaking up Kinnickinnic Avenue.

As the Brewers head into the playoffs, American Family Field food gets a postseason upgrade.

See rendering, floors plans for four-story proposal.

Korngold, Schumann and Haydn anchor Monday’s concert at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.

The owner of one of Milwaukee's hottest restaurants is shaking up Kinnickinnic Avenue.

Business will operate in its home through January.

Short-lived Brady Street bar, previously known as WurstBar, is closing.

UW clinic loses planned federal support for legal aid to detained children under 12 facing deportation.

Brunch spot looks forward to its first expansion.

County Board gives approval for massive project tearing down and rebuilding the county Safety Building.

Herb-forward cocktails, zero-proof botanical drinks and a living plant wall planned for new business.

 

A mother’s pledge after her daughter’s brain tumor sparks Milwaukee’s first fully inclusive play space.

But congregation still must grapple with having a larger-than-needed, aging facility.

Rejected library director pick attacks city, degree rule and Urban Milwaukee’s coverage.

Coalition asks federal appeals court to review Trump administration rollback on power plant pollution limits.

Uihleins and Hendricks help GOP nominee outraise David Crowley by more than 2-to-1 in governor’s race.

District ELA proficiency ticks up, with 23 schools improving at least five points on Forward Exam.

But watch out for those marathon runners.

Rejected library director pick attacks city, degree rule and Urban Milwaukee’s coverage.

Cease-and-desist letter alleges the Republican is defaming his Democratic challenger with fake videos.

Two Milwaukee landmarks receiving historically sensitive restorations.

Toney also slammed his opponent over state crime lab delays.

County Executive also proposes a property tax increase and endorses a paid-parking program along the lakefront.

 

Plan Commission backs 25-story project despite neighbors’ concerns over sun and parking.

With African World Festival gone, residents argue the city still lacks sustained spaces to celebrate Black culture and history.

Halloween mini golf and a growing Oktoberfest celebration are latest signs of festival grounds getting more use.

Walker’s Point shop moves to an online storefront as Chicago company works to move in.

Researchers will partner with safety-net clinics in Wisconsin and Massachusetts over five years.

After two hours of testimony, planners unanimously backed a one-year halt on new facilities citywide.

Survey shows governor’s race within margin of error as independents drift to undecided.

A couple hopes to bring their traditional, homemade Mexican treats southside main street.

Milwaukee architecture firm adopts ESOP structure while expanding its mass timber portfolio across the U.S.

Recent performance has been abysmal.

Judge orders deportation based on letter from Sec. of State Marco Rubio.

Plan Commission backs 25-story project despite neighbors’ concerns over sun and parking.

State says EHD is spreading in deer herds, and now cows, but poses no risk to people or the milk supply

 

Advocates say Wisconsinites should not risk jail or supervision revocation for dialing 911 in an overdose emergency.

The dessert shop looks to open its fifth location.