News in Milwaukee
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.
After Wisconsin Lawsuit, USDA Tightens Rules On Dairy Marketing Funds
New directive blocks checkoff dollars from backing net-zero and climate neutrality efforts.
Mayor Picks AI-Focused Educator To Lead Milwaukee Public Library
Jean Darnell, a former school librarian and AI policy consultant, picked to lead $33 million department.
Members Only: Free Tickets to Happy Hour Boat Cruise
We want you to enjoy Valley Week on us.
Downtown Salad Shop Shutters
'Your lease is currently in default' says notice.
Tiffany Vows More State Audits In Bid For Governor
Republican candidate touts Taxpayer Accountability Plan and more auditors for state government.
Despite 20% International Drop, UWM Sees Highest Enrollment in 17 Years
Enrollment across Universities of Wisconsin campuses down for the first time in five years
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