New Apartments for 5th and National
Building many thought would be demolished finds new life.
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The Deer Hunter
Artist Fred Stonehouse mixes animal and human forms in dark, mysterious paintings.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Catherine Jozwik
German vs. Italian by Frankly Music
Frank Almond and company tackle Bach and Vivaldi in a musical clash of cultures.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Michael Barndt
Get $25 Gift Card to Screaming Tuna
Become an Urban Milwaukee member, celebrate “5th Street Week” and get great sushi.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Gabrielle Barriere
How a Road Diet Made 5th St. Fat
City narrowed street, widened sidewalks and economic growth quickly followed.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Jeramey Jannene
Illinois Cyber Hacking Worries Wisconsin
Election officials here work to prevent Russian hacking that gained access to 500,000 Illinois voters.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Grigor Atanesian
Group Rescues City’s Church Bells
Bells of Milwaukee researches, documents and refurbish bells in historic churches.
Sep 21st, 2018 by Sarah Lipo, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
The Gritty History of S. 5th St.
A dense ethnic melting pot, the Walker's Point street declined for decades, now booming anew.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Michael Horne
“Remember Pedestrians Initiative” Launched
To push for safe driving, MilWALKee Walks creating 12 memorials of pedestrian deaths.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Zach Komassa
Climate Change Causing Huge Rainstorms
And algae blooms, more sediment in Lake Superior. Researchers track worrisome changes.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Scott Gordon
The Curious History of Weil Street
Actually named after a Frenchman named Schleisinger, who founded Slinger.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Carl Baehr
Hidden in Plain Sight
24.4 million Americans may have Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Where to go for help.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Gabrielle Barriere
The Best Governor Money Can Buy
Just about every Walker policy was bought by special interests.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Bruce Murphy
A Tale of Glorious Malone’s Fine Sausage
Walnut St. factory is a tangy slice of Milwaukee history and African American culture.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Laura Thompson
How Joe Zilber Changed Lindsay Heights
Zilber Initiative's funding leveraged $111 million investment in near North Side neighborhood.
Sep 20th, 2018 by Andrea Waxman, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Inside the McIntosh–Goodrich Mansion
Great architecture with a fun history.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Dave Reid
6 Great Shows to See
Ranging from Lydia Loveless at Shank Hall to the Skylight's presentation of Pippin.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Urban Milwaukee
Hamburger Mary’s Has 1877-Era Buildings
Many old Milwaukee touches in campy, gay-themed restaurant, bar and arcade.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Michael Horne
Milwaukee Fashion Week Shines Bright
Last weekend’s fun event showcased great local talent for great local charities.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Gabrielle Barriere
WHEDA Helps Millennials Buy Homes
In last fiscal year, 73.5% of state agency’s single family home loans went to Millennials.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Wyman Winston
Stunning East Side Condo
This east-facing condo features sweeping lake views, renovated kitchen and a swimming pool.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Urban Milwaukee
The Impact of Republican Tax Cuts
It relies on supply side economics. So how well is that working?
Sep 19th, 2018 by Bruce Thompson
State Quietly Hiked Water Diversion in 2010
Tripled Pleasant Prairie’s allowable diversion of Lake Michigan water, greater than planned Foxconn diversion.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Danielle Kaeding
Big Walker Donor Gets $250,000 Grant
Badger Meter donates $26,000 to governor, gets big state grant from WEDC.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Wisconsin Democracy Campaign
Entrepreneurs “Bootcamp” Helps Minorities
Founders of 12 companies picked for program run by Young Enterprising Society.
Sep 19th, 2018 by Ana Martinez-Ortiz, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Cheap Cheeseburgers All Week!
Celebrating National Cheeseburger Day. Plus: more BBQ. And two new Crawdaddy's!
Sep 18th, 2018 by Zach Komassa
