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New Historic District Proposed For West Side
Protected area would include 31 properties, most of which are more than 100 years old.
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New Bars and Restaurants That Opened in May
10 new establishments, including two new cafes, a Puerto Rican eatery and an acai bar, opened in Milwaukee last month.
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Trump Administration’s Freeze On New International Students Would Impact State’s Universities
More than 10,000 international students are enrolled in Wisconsin colleges.
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Evers Has a Very Busy Spring
Governor traveling state, pushing big agenda. A sign he will run for reelection?
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See Milwaukee’s 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards Winners
From pavement turned to art to 44-story buildings, awards recognize the best of Milwaukee design.
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Democratic Bill Bans Hedge Funds From Buying Homes
Companies have bought 1,500 single family homes in Milwaukee.
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New Vendors Open at 3rd Street Market Hall
The food court recently welcomed Korean and Mediterranean concepts.
May 5th, 2025 by Sophie Bolich
How Republicans Tweaked State Aid to Benefit GOP Communities
Legislature radically changed state aid formula to give more to Republican areas.
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The Patriotism of Hannah Dugan
Milwaukee judge who loves the U.S. constitution and history has fueled a national controversy.
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Council Committee Backs Return of Granny Flats
Legalizing accessory dwelling units could grow housing across entire city.
Apr 16th, 2025 by Jeramey Jannene
Who Will Oppose Justice Rebecca Bradley?
WI Supreme Court incumbents almost never lose. Bradley could be an exception.
Apr 15th, 2025 by Bruce Murphy
Congress Cuts Spinal Injury Research for Veterans, a Loss for Marquette
$40 million in federal cuts means MU research program will lose funding.
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