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The Swings are Back — and Better than Before
Guerrilla urbanism triumphs, as “magical” swings re-installed under Holton Avenue Bridge.
Read the full story by Dave Reid...
Waupun Prison Guards Accused of Abusing Dozens of Inmates
Many of prisoners are from Milwaukee; critics call for an investigation. Part 1 of a series.
Read the full story by Bill Lueders...
Why Did Walker Flip on Common Core?
And why is the opposition to it so heated? An analysis of the actual standards and the arguments against them.
Read the full story by Bruce Thompson...
Soldiers Home Fair’s Pavilion
The centerpiece of fair that raised lots of money for the cause.
Read the full story by Jeff Beutner...
New Apartment Building Planned for Water St.
The Rhythm would replace dive bar on Water St. and feature studios and one-bedroom units.
Read the full story by Jeramey Jannene...
As ride sharing service slashes rates, Milwaukee Common Council mulls changes in rules.
The 15-day festival held in 1865 offered all the wonders and curiosities of the day.
Bay View will be connected to Downtown and Oak Leaf trail will extend from Estabrook Park all the way to Ozaukee Interurban Trail!
Bicycle crashes are down 23% compared to the first six months of 2013. Why?
Years in the making and 6 stories high, it's nearly complete. Students will move in this fall.
Art, music, community and… shopping. Yes, it was all happening at the Night Market.
Will continue after 3 decades as board chair! Did mayor and governor swap appointments to make this happen?
City Hall, Milwaukee Rep and Mitchell buildings are sinking. Is Deep Tunnel the culprit? The Times is not sure.
WisDOT deal with city will create a 10-lane roadway along the lake.
The downtown Marriott made so many compromises in design there's barely any left.
"I recently visited San Francisco and Oakland and would love to see Milwaukee integrate technology into its infrastructure."
"I like going to brunch in the Third Ward. You can practically taste the creativity in the air."
Our photos take you inside the new library and apartment building on North Ave.
Photographic tour of building nearing completion that will boast 80 apartments and street-level retail.
Support for a new NBA arena can and should unite us as fellow Milwaukeeans.
City could create TIF district in valley on little-used land, state assemblyman proposes.
She’s running for assembly but wanted to continue as county supervisor and collect two full-time salaries.
Yes, says new report. But there’s reason to doubt its conclusions.
Guerrilla urbanism triumphs, as “magical” swings re-installed under Holton Avenue Bridge.
The Rhythm would replace dive bar on Water St. and feature studios and one-bedroom units.
Bill Radler, millionaire creator of the world-famous "Knock-Out" rose, has a rather modest home and an immodest number of rose plants and species on its lovely grounds.
Rejected in his attempts to live among fellow monks, Weakland resides anonymously in a south side seniors complex.
Developers with Utopia 136 are transforming homes in Harambee neighborhood.
City program created in 1994 has helped 470 low income families, most living in public housing, purchase a home.
Many of prisoners are from Milwaukee; critics call for an investigation. Part 1 of a series.
And why is the opposition to it so heated? An analysis of the actual standards and the arguments against them.
State wants either a double decker or 8-lane freeway through heart of city. Protestors demand different approach.
It will cost more than entire federal budget for biking and pedestrian projects.
Parking spots will be transformed into public space -- with entertainers performing -- as part of international event today.
Auto traffic per capita has declined since 2004, other states now spend less on highways, but Wisconsin wants to keep expanding.
