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Milwaukee Hosting International G20 Trade Meeting
Labor unions and free-trade critics respond to global trade leaders visit to Milwaukee.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Graham Kilmer
How These Low-Profile Wisconsin Races Could Reshape State Government
From election oversight to fiscal watchdog plans, candidates want more from treasurer and secretary of state offices.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Brittany Carloni
Camino to Make Short Move in Walker’s Point
Bar and restaurant will take over former fire station.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
Checotas Lead Record Endowment Boost For Milwaukee Rep Theater
Couple’s challenge gift and 38 matching donors deliver $12.54 million for productions and programs.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
As Legislators Tiffany, Crowley Had Very Different Goals
A review of the policy proposals each put forward during their time in the Assembly.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Steven Walters
New Plaza Connects Riverwalk, City, Embodies Its Namesake Gary Grunau
Gary P. Grunau Plaza was developed through a complicated and collaborative process, honors civic booster.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
Despite Lawsuit, MMSD Picks New Private Operator
Jacobs would replace Veolia in 2028.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Graham Kilmer
DNR Moves To Protect 1,800 Acres Of Langlade County Forest
Conservation easement would safeguard timberlands, trail access and local industry near Antigo.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public Radio
MAM’s New Show Reveals The Ideas Behind Shaker Simplicity
An immersive exhibition pairs historic benches, stoves and textiles with bold contemporary installations.
Sep 28th, 2026 by Lauren Hafeman
What Can Be Done About America’s Housing Crisis?
All the city news you can use.
Sep 27th, 2026 by Jeff Wood
Finding Balance On Wisconsin’s First Certified Forest Bathing Trail
From stroke recovery to factory burnout, visitors say Tara Lila offers a rare mix of calm and alertness.
Sep 27th, 2026 by Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public Radio
Donation Lets Madison Put Body Cameras On Cops Two Years Early
Mayor now backs department-wide cameras by 2027, after fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz and rising pressure.
Sep 27th, 2026 by Sarah Lehr, Wisconsin Public Radio
