News in Milwaukee
Sponsored – Soul of a Nation: An American Portrait
Two works, separated by generations, explore the ideals, contradictions, and evolving identity of America.
City Budget Boosts Police, Fire and Violence Prevention, But At A Price
Mayor's budget proposal relies on heavy reserve withdrawals, big parking cost increases and small tax and fee increases.
Post From Community: Join Us for Our Fall Fest & Open House at Tamarack Waldorf School
Tamarack Waldorf School is opening our doors for our Fall Fest & Open House on Saturday, October 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Post From Community: 10th Annual Harbor Fest to take place Sunday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
There will be many new, fun organizations participating, and even more experiences to enjoy.
Sponsored: Tonight – Free Concert at Riverwalk Commons ft. Radio Radio
Milwaukee Public Market’s Riverwalk Commons Concert Series returns with local musicians, food trucks and drinks under the I-794 freeway from 5pm – 8:30pm.
MKE County: Innovative Development Combines Crisis Stabilization, Affordable Housing
Redevelopment of former Jewish Home is a first-of-its-kind facility for Milwaukee.
MKE GO Pilot Aims To Cut Solo Driving, Not Take Away Cars
City-backed effort targets one or two trips a week, with incentives to try alternatives to driving alone to work.
Will MPD use generative artificial intelligence?
Although the Milwaukee Police Department is not currently using generative AI, it already has official rules regarding its potential use. Some defense attorneys and advocates are raising questions about what this could mean for criminal cases.
Milwaukee County brings voter registration into the community ahead of November election
The Milwaukee County Election Commission held voter registration and election information events across the city for three days in celebration of National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 15.
The State of Politics: Four Health Care Questions For Wisconsin Political Candidates
Plus: A bonus question for those running for Congress.
How the upcoming midterms could change Wisconsin election policy
Unified control of state government could reshape some voting rules before the 2028 presidential election.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson Still Wants His Meeting With VP About Elections
He's headed to DC Wednesday, poised to take the VP up on his prior offer.