News in Milwaukee
MKE County: County Funding Affordable Housing in Shorewood, West Allis and Milwaukee
A part of the funding would come from busted Franklin project.
MPS high school enrollment opens Saturday. Here’s everything you need to know to enroll your eighth grader.
High school enrollment for the Milwaukee Public Schools 2027-2028 school year is open from Sept. 26 through Nov. 2. Here’s what you need to know.
Tracking Milwaukee: 4 takeaways on police license plate readers
The debate over automatic license plate readers often falls along familiar lines of public safety and privacy rights. Here’s what we learned during a Marquette University Law School panel Tuesday.
Wolf Delisting Fight Puts Wisconsin Governor’s Race In The Crosshairs
Trump’s push to remove protections would hand wolf policy power to whoever wins in November.
Post From Community: 3rd Annual Community Health, Wellness & Food Security Initiative
his family-friendly outreach event is designed to promote healthier families, increase access to helpful information, and address food insecurity within the Milwaukee community.
Post From Community: Divine Compassion & Interventional Community Services (DCICS, Inc.) meet and greet
Come enjoy an inspiring afternoon of fellowship, networking, meaningful conversation, and purpose as we connect, collaborate, and learn how we can make a lasting impact in our community.
Key questions with Wisconsin attorney general candidates highlight their stark differences
Incumbent Democrat Josh Kaul repeatedly sues Trump administration; Republican Eric Toney faults Kaul’s crime lab testing.
Cruise Ship Dock Delayed, Again
Project's completion has been delayed several times this year.
How Data Center Politics Are Rewriting The 3rd District Playbook
From nicknames to attack ads, both parties test how far anti-data center sentiment will go in November.
As Residents Fume Over Potholes, City Tries A Different Kind of Fix
Ald. Burgelis wins support for a concrete-panel replacement pilot focused on alleys.
Council Walks Back Food Truck Curfew
With concerns unresolved, alderpersons vote 15-0 to repeal earlier closing times for food trucks.
Judge Dismisses Challenge To Port Washington Data Center Subsidy
Ruling backs $15 billion campus incentives, but opponents vow to keep fighting the district.