American Serb Hall

A Guide To Early Voting in Milwaukee

Early voting begins Tuesday and runs through Nov. 3.

Milwaukee to Formalize Sister City Relationship with Kragujevac, Serbia on January 26

Milwaukee Plans Big 2024 Early Voting Push

City will have at least nine early voting sites, including some new and expanded ones.

Serb Hall Fish Fry is Back for Dine-In

Dine-in is available every Friday for duration of Lent. Wednesday is drive-thru and carry-out only.

Vote Early at Fiserv Forum, 13 Other Sites

Bucks's arena among 14 early voting sites in city of Milwaukee for November election.

City Plans 27 Early Voting Sites

Council set to approve list, including Fiserv Forum and Gee's Clippers, but not all may be used.

Should Michael Gableman Investigate 2020 Election?

Vos picks ethically challenged former justice who's already declared election stolen.

City Hires Private Firm To Track COVID-19 Violations

Company responds on nights, weekends to complaints of businesses violating city orders.

38 Citations Issued for COVID-19 Violations

VIP Lounge received $11,000 of $28,000 in fines issued by the city.

Another Milwaukee Icon Falls Victim to COVID-19

Losing a South Side Landmark

Statement of Alderman Mark A. Borkowski January 26, 2021

Serb Hall Is For Sale

The pandemic decimated business. Owner suggests other uses possible for property.

American Serb Memorial Hall to be Listed by Founders 3

Trump Rally Becomes Confrontation

Crowd resists Health Department rules, Serb Hall hit with city citations, its manager in fracas with crowd.

Burke Supports Drivers Licenses for Undocumented Residents

Measure rejected by legislature would have particular benefit for Hispanics in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Recreation Hosts Seniorfest 2013

30th annual festival set for Wednesday, June 12

News conference will announce Sunday rally at Serb Hall

10 a.m. Friday, March 22

Referendum push will be key focus at tonight’s anti-streetcar project rally at Serb Hall

Alderman Bob Donovan will introduce an item for immediate adoption at Tuesday’s full Common Council meeting that (if approved) would require city employees to cease and desist from performing any tasks related to the downtown streetcar project until a majority of Milwaukee voters approve a referendum question asking whether they support construction of the massive public project.

Art Jones Pension better than $100K per year

Two other Mayoral candidates eligible soon

Who’s on Fifth?

An $89 billion bank is muscling its way into the Milwaukee market, and you read about it here first.