The Soup House Is Closing

After 21 years in business, downtown restaurant calling it quits.

Cannabis Backers Switch Focus to Local Laws

‘Beating our head against the wall’ pushing Legislature to legalize pot.

All Sides Won On New Foxconn Deal

Evers, Foxconn and Robin Vos all hail a vastly different deal.

State’s Air Quality Is Improving

But new report gives failing grades to six counties; Milwaukee among nation’s 25 worst cities for smog.

Florentine Opera Presents Weill’s Little Mahagonny in Return to Uihlein Hall

Explore the light and dark sides of temptation and seduction in the short Cabaret about regretting getting what you want, followed by swoon-worthy scenes and solos with rising stars.

399 New COVID-19 Cases Reported

DHS reported -1 COVID-19 deaths as it continues to clean up its data.

Got Yuck in Your House or Garage?

Drop off your old and unused household hazardous waste at our State Fair Park (Gate 1 off Greenfield Ave.) mobile collection location April 30 from 11am – 2pm and May 1 from 8am – 2pm.

Nonpartisan Races Getting Too Partisan

State superintendent race and school policies should not be so politicized.

Florentine Opera Presents Weill’s Little Mahagonny in Return to Uihlein Hall

Explore the light and dark sides of temptation and seduction in the short Cabaret about regretting getting what you want, followed by swoon-worthy scenes and solos with rising stars.

Sober Living Facility Will Replace Hostel

Big change for distinctive Riverwest building. Plus: A busy week of real estate news.

Curfew Tickets During Protests Look Biased

Black residents hit by 64% of curfew violations during Milwaukee’s Spring 2020 protests.

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