Barrett backs Hines’ call for regional project effort By Sean Ryan UWM group wants until Feb. 15 to close on Wauwatosa land purchase By Tom Daykin What would Whitney say? By Michael Horne After Marriott vote, Preservation Commission discusses procedures By Tom Daykin Plale Gets a Hefty Perk By Jim Rowen Milwaukee Marriott review ends [...]

On Wednesday evening, the Beerline Trail celebrated it’s grand opening. The 4000-foot, paved trail connects the Beerline neighborhood, North Avenue Dam Pedestrian Bridge, Commerce Street, and Humboldt Avenue bridge through the river corridor to Gordon Park and much of Riverwest. The trail will facilitate a better connection for non-motorized travelers between the downtown area and Riverwest. The trail also turns a former railroad corridor into a welcoming and accessible way for visitors to interact with the Milwaukee River.

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 Weekly [...]

Last night I dreamt of Daniel Hoan By Dave Schlabowske What is ‘smart growth,’ anyway? By Kaid Benfield UWM may buy Columbia site by end of year By The Business Journal of Milwaukee What a lovely charrette! By milwaukeenewsbuzz.com UWM purchase of hospital property wins Building Commission approval By Tom Daykin The Phony Sewage Issue [...]

10 people who are CHANGING MILWAUKEE By Eric Decker and Alysha Schertz UWM agrees to buy Columbia hospital complex for $20.2 million By Tom Daykin UWM Innovation Park financing plan goes to Tosa Joint Review Board By Tom Daykin Philadelphia Water Department moves away from Deep Tunnel-style water management By Steven Vance Milwaukee County Grounds [...]

Wisconsin candidates’ cost-cutting plans don’t add up By Jason Stein Rail advocates tout regionalism in economic talks By Caley Clinton Robbing rail to pay Hoan is a bridge to nowhere By Joe Yovino Gas taxes give us a break at the pump By Dennis Cauchon Resolution aims to bring campaign finance reports out of the [...]

Water school project tests university budget By Sean Ryan WUWM: The Gathering Waters Festival By Tom Luljak How walkable is your neighborhood? By milwaukeenewsbuzz.com Waukesha forced to reveal water construction costs By Sean Ryan UWM students to pay new fee for basketball arena By Sharif Durhams Milwaukee County has most of area’s population growth, new [...]

Tight parking rules near Pabst project stir complaints By Tom Daykin Morning sun creates a near masterpiece for Miller Lite Ride for the Arts By Tom Held Street Eats By Karen Cinpinski Parking lots to parks: Designing livable cities By Lester Brown Alderman says UWM’s new developments will boost Walker’s Point By mkepoliticsweekly KRM rolls [...]

You know those roads? They’re heavily subsidized By David R. Riemer Americans rebuild for the ‘new urban century’ By John Blake No UWM Freshwater School decision at April regents meeting By Tom Daykin Alterra plans new wholesale bakery in Bay View By Tom Daykin State panels OKs taxing authority for county RTAs By Jason Stein [...]

Greenseams effort passes 2,000 acres of natural buffers – JSOnline Park Lafayette developer files Chapter 11 – The Business Journal of Milwaukee: Park Layfayette developer files for bankruptcy protection – JSOnline Lease extension paves way for major improvements to Summerfest grounds – BizTimes Aloft hotel opens downtown – BizTimes Milwaukee housing market avoids national collapse [...]