Barrett Pushed To Veto New Council Map

Voces de la Frontera calls for creation of third majority-Hispanic district.

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Federal Funds For Trails Increasing

State legislators, advocates excited by potential for more bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure.

Jesse Jackson Blasts City’s “Taxing and Taking”

Longtime activist and reverend joins local pastors to insist churches must stay tax exempt.

Bill Helps Veterans And Hospitals Short on Staff

Bipartisan bill allows veterans with medical training to temporarily practice without a license.

Restaurant to Replace Troubled VIP Lounge

Restaurant Jerez plans to move into space at 828 S. 1st St., replacing shuttered bar.

Senate Advances Bill Banning Critical Race Theory

Committee advances bill that financially penalizes schools who disobey law.

State Health Officials Await Data On Omicron

Monitoring the emergence of new COVID-19 variant as state hits 11-month high in cases.

New Restaurant And Bar For Downtown

The Lunchroom planned for 804 N. Milwaukee St., along with a margarita bar.

Anti-Displacement Policy Sees Slow Start

But city program to keep renters in their neighborhoods by setting aside new apartments is growing.

MIAD Holiday Sale, December 2 – 4

Find one-of-a-kind holiday gifts at the annual sale of student and alumni work on MIAD’s campus in the Third Ward. Preview Night is Dec. 2; admission $10. Get free admission Dec. 3 and 4.

New Housing Permits Up 26% In State

Biggest one-year hike in Wisconsin in more than a decade, study finds.