UWM’s growth touted for new jobs By Tom Daykin
Rail stops that make sense By Matthew Trussoni
The Inconvenient Truth About Traffic Math: Progress Is Slow By Carl Bialik
City vendor may get $1.2B from parking-privatization deal By Cory Schouten
Moderne high-rise loan guarantee wins final OK, work to begin soon By Tom [...]

The High Cost of Free Parking makes the American Planning Association’s 100 Essential Books of Planning, and for good reason. Not because it is a particularly easy read, but because it will challenge the way you think about parking, that is assuming you think about parking.

The Godfather of Parking By John Van Horn
County still has no economic development director By Steve Jagler
Parking garage at former Pabst brewery wins LEED gold rating By Tom Daykin
UWM School of Freshwater Sciences awarded $525,000 grant By John Schmid
Hank Aaron State Trail losing its smokestack landmarks, gaining others By Tom [...]

Company Picks Milwaukee As Manufacturing Location By wisn.com
Exploring Cities By Rob Pitingolo
High speed rail is focus of brown bag lunch meeting July 22 at Public Market By Robert Bauman
Some believe sales tax is way to go to boost transit systems By Joe Potente
Milwaukee – A Walker’s Paradise By Andrew Knee
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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 [...]

Walker plans to direct more tax dollars to Milwaukee County bus system By Larry Sandler
Milwaukee Public Library installs green roof By Don Behm
How Cul-de-Sacs Are Killing Your Community By Melissa Lafsky
UWM’s dream of an athletics village By Don Walker
Urban parks take over downtown freeways By Haya El Nasser
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Hide House Lofts’ rapid rise By Michael Timm
Growing educational infrastructure By Jeff Plale
Investing in our green economy By Jon Richards
Federal stimulus dollars at work in Milwaukee County By Marina Dimitrijevic
Mass transit sesquicentennial By Chris Larson
Have you heard about Alterra’s proposed Bay View (bakery & café) project?… What do [...]

Summerfest recently announced plans to acquire additional land in the Third Ward for more parking. Unfortunately, this is the last thing the Third Ward needs as there’s literally an ocean of parking spots that sit empty for the vast majority of the day. This idea seems to be unnecessary, unwise, and detrimental to the neighborhood.

Cycling advocates pedal to the mainstream By Tom Held
Apartments created at ex-Hotel Wisconsin facing foreclosure By Tom Daykin
Monona Terrace has right stuff for Amtrak station By Dave Zweifel
Wauwatosa residents want campus, preservation By Sean Ryan
The dream of a Milwaukee Chinatown By Matt Hrodey
Earth Day planted seed of conservation [...]

The adrift Aloft Hotel – JSOnline
UWM Columbia dorms to have fewer beds than first planned – JSOnline
Commercial real estate should have better year – JSOnline
Lagging research puts city behind – JSOnline
Riverwest Currents | Wheelhouse Purchased for Park
Wind turbine project may put factory here – JSOnline
County plan says parks need tax help – JSOnline
Regents approve UW-Milwaukee [...]