Inspired by people at work, Brozek has for decades captured laborers of all kinds in his photos.

An artist, gallery director and teacher, Frank has been a huge asset for Milwaukee’s cultural community.

How a former Peace Corps worker became a neighborhood organizer on the South Side.

The former aldermanic aide now works as a community economic developer trying to bring jobs to the city.

Milwaukee native returns to city with a focus on long-term change.

"Milwaukee is the perfect place for someone to 'get their foot in the door.'”

"I live near Brady Street and the people watching is just spectacular."

"You know it’s a good day when you spot the Milverine"

"Many people I have met say the same thing: 'Milwaukee has a way to always bring you back.'”

"Such diverse culture, museums, and the food -- it keeps my belly very happy."

Ironically, the City Treasurer lives next to three lots that are delinquent in paying him their property taxes.

It's just a short walk from the Bradley Foundation, where Grebe battles daily to turn us all conservative.

Renaissance Books owner is tax delinquent on his closed book store as well as his home

The legislator and candidate for attorney general has a home near Brady Street that probably goes back to the 1870s.

The lead sponsor of the LGBT film fest is also an Uihlein and Vogel, with an Eschweiler-designed home.

A flock of public officials turned out to celebrate the Avenir, a $20.7 million, 104-unit mixed-use building that begins construction.

City committee rules against exotic nightclub on Old World Third, then seems to open door to a location across from Bradley Center.

Energy Department official visits to praise Milwaukee's green efforts, which now save $500,000 annually. Our photos capture the event.

In cities like Kansas City, Cincinnati and Tucson, the creation of an urban streetcar has triggered development.

Work has started on the Pabst Business Center, and our photos capture the progress.

Politicians, patriotism and marching bands on parade, all captured in our photos.

How and where to apply for state program providing assistance.

A flock of public officials turned out to celebrate the Avenir, a $20.7 million, 104-unit mixed-use building that begins construction.

City committee rules against exotic nightclub on Old World Third, then seems to open door to a location across from Bradley Center.

Energy Department official visits to praise Milwaukee's green efforts, which now save $500,000 annually. Our photos capture the event.

Autumn leaves are falling and will soon give way to snow, but on a corner in the Burnham Park neighborhood residents were pleasantly surprised when flowers popped up recently. A large colorful floral bouquet constructed of metal and plastic suddenly sprouted out of the upper corner of the boarded-up 31st Street Mini-Mart at 31st and [...]

How and where to apply for state program providing assistance.

Next Door expands services after federal government drops Social Development Commission as provider.

Companies selling in Milwaukee County are optimistic about new health care system.

From more police officers and new libraries to street pavement spending, changes will have big impact.

Politicians, patriotism and marching bands on parade, all captured in our photos.

A flock of public officials turned out to celebrate the Avenir, a $20.7 million, 104-unit mixed-use building that begins construction.

Work has started on the Pabst Business Center, and our photos capture the progress.

While the Menominee wait to hear if they can build a casino, the Potawatomi Casino Hotel is moving toward completion.

Despite rainy weather, Mayor Barrett and a host of politicians celebrated the new bike trail.

A flock of public officials turned out to celebrate the Avenir, a $20.7 million, 104-unit mixed-use building that begins construction.

City committee rules against exotic nightclub on Old World Third, then seems to open door to a location across from Bradley Center.

Unlike Southridge and other suburban malls, Brookfield Square actually runs ads to attract bus-riding city residents.

Energy Department official visits to praise Milwaukee's green efforts, which now save $500,000 annually. Our photos capture the event.

Supervisors nuke Chris Abele’s staff salaries. Will this hurt the county?

There are fascinating sections, including Walker giving staff a top ten list ridiculing public workers.

The rumor is that Walker or Republican legislators are punishing him for his decisions on recall elections.

A flock of public officials turned out to celebrate the Avenir, a $20.7 million, 104-unit mixed-use building that begins construction.

State would have to pay $136 million for canceling train contract.