News in Milwaukee

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.

Tiffany Says End Iran War, But His Votes Tell A Different Story
Republican backs Trump’s war powers while distancing himself from gas price backlash on the trail.

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Wheeler fans 7 straight to open game, Stott hits tiebreaking single as Phillies beat Brewers 6-4
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Post From Community: Free Milwaukee workshop helps small businesses get found online
Instructor Nicole McCullum will cover keyword research, practical search engine optimization, tools business owners can use, and how search practices affect visibility in AI search tools.

Post From Community: Together We Create 4 Kids Literacy and Empowerment Experience
A day dedicated to inspiring youth, empowering families, and strengthening our community through literacy, resources, and opportunity.

SDC faces an uncertain future: What you need to know about an agency in crisis
This week, the SDC board has convened a series of critical meetings as commissioners openly weigh bankruptcy options.

Organizers seek resident feedback on King Drive Corridor Plan
The City of Milwaukee and Historic King Drive Business Improvement District No. 8 held an open house for the King Drive Corridor Plan on Tuesday, but residents can still share feedback virtually.

Council Suspends License of Third Ward Event Venue
After hours activity at issue.