Transit cuts put jobs out of reach of workers with out cars By Larry Sandler
More apartments proposed in Milwaukee By Sean Ryan
’50s Michigan Street Diner all shook up over lease, foreclosure spat By Tom Daykin
$20 million cleanup of PCBs in Lincoln Park begins By Lee Bergquist
Loyalty Building tenant predicts [...]

New York firm proposes senior housing at former Pabst complex By Sean Ryan
City of Milwaukee makes push to start streetcar By Sean Ryan
One key to job growth By Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Cathedral Place TIF funds eyed for streetcar line By Larry Sandler
Feds support New Berlin low-income, senior housing project By Mike [...]

Milwaukee Mayor Asks Walker To Veto Budget Provisions Penalizing City By James Rowen
Loan program proposed for Milwaukee solar power projects By Sean Ryan
New Grand Avenue strategy based on St. Louis program By Stacy Vogel Davis
Bonds approved for Milwaukee apartment renovation By Sean Ryan
Trek rolls its bike-sharing system to Milwaukee By [...]

Design refinements needed on Marriott proposal By Mary Louise Schumacher
Renew: Bill would slam door on wind development By Thomas Content
Study recommends lower city loan for Mandel apartment expansion By Tom Daykin
Marriott Hotel Project Wins Appeal on 3-2 Vote at Zoning Committee By Dave Reid
Marriott setback lifted by council committee By [...]

With the site decided, move to other concerns By Journal Sentinel
Cavalier Johnson Press Release: Notes on High Speed Rail By Cavalier Johnson
MPD, MPS, and Open Data By Dave Reid
Feds may not help pay for Intermodal train station upgrades By Marie Rohde
Holloway: Top county appointees must resign and reapply By [...]

Photo gallery from a pre-ride on the Hank Aaron State Trail extension By Tom Held
Young People on Car Ownership: Meh By Angie Schmitt
Casting call for Zweig public art project By Mary Louise Schumacher
There are jobs at stake: Scott Walker and Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood should sit down to iron out differences [...]

Recently, it was reported that Robert and Michael Levine are once again considering the demolition of historic buildings along Wisconsin Ave. and Broadway, with the hope of landing a hotel development. This proposal draws on the failed “urban renewal” projects of the past. Bulldoze the heart of the city, level the past, and then try, one day, to build new.

More cuts for county transit By Peggy Schulz
Beerline Trail extension opens Wednesday By Tom Held
Oakland Ave. Goodwill store approved by Zoning Appeals Board By Tom Daykin
Beerline Trail Opening By Dave Schlabowske
Biketoberfest is on, but everybody be cool By Andy Tarnoff
Vote for Milwaukee MaKEover By Thurston Woods [...]

Apartments proposed for east side seek $8 million HUD loan guarantee By Tom Daykin
A Case for Open Data in Transit By Elizabeth Press
That beautiful brownfield By milwaukeenewsbuzz.com
APTA Report Prescribes Public Transport to Improve Public Health By Noah Kazis
DOT to build new train shed at Milwaukee Intermodal Station By Real Estate [...]

Comptroller’s report raises concerns about The Moderne – BizTimes
Badger Guns case brings probation – JSOnline
UWM meets with neighbors on Freshwater School site – JSOnline
Despite Cudahy cash vanishing, UWM still plans for Tosa – JSOnline
Developer proposes apartments for east side site – JSOnline
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WHEDA awards $102 million [...]