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The State of Politics: Planes, Highways and Outer Space Keep Duffy Busy
The State of Politics

Planes, Highways and Outer Space Keep Duffy Busy

The busy life of the Wisconsin-born Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy.

LGBTQ+ Advocates Condemn RFK Jr.’s Gender-Affirming Care Rules

LGBTQ+ Advocates Condemn RFK Jr.’s Gender-Affirming Care Rules

Ends Medicare, Medicaid funding to hospitals that offer gender-affirming care.

Urban Reads: Do Cities Use Too Much Road Salt?
Urban Reads

Do Cities Use Too Much Road Salt?

All the city news you can use.

Give Yourself the Gift of Membership

Give Yourself the Gift of Membership

Thru December 25th, Urban Milwaukee is offering 40% off the first year of membership.

Dining: 55 Years Old, Mama Mia’s Still Cooking
Dining

55 Years Old, Mama Mia’s Still Cooking

And still an Italian classic. Tasty food, huge portions and so much mozzarella.

Sponsored: Christmas at the Pabst Mansion
Sponsored

Christmas at the Pabst Mansion

A self-guided holiday tradition the whole family can enjoy! Delight in the wonderment of Christmas at the Pabst Mansion where no two Christmases are the same.

Now Serving: Glorioso’s Delays Reopening
Now Serving

Glorioso’s Delays Reopening

Plus: Fire leaves food trucks reeling and two more restaurants close.

After Dugan Verdict Comes Politics and Courthouse Uncertainty

After Dugan Verdict Comes Politics and Courthouse Uncertainty

Milwaukee judge has become national symbol of clash over ICE arrests.

Weekly News Quiz: December 21, 2025
Weekly News Quiz

December 21, 2025

See how well you followed what happened in Milwaukee over the past week.

The Week’s Greatest Hits

The Week’s Greatest Hits

Most popular articles and press releases in the past week

Give Yourself the Gift of Membership

Give Yourself the Gift of Membership

Thru December 25th, Urban Milwaukee is offering 40% off the first year of membership.

How Repairers of the Breach’s Clothing Bank Helps the Homeless

How Repairers of the Breach’s Clothing Bank Helps the Homeless

As temperatures dip, donated clothes help the city's most vulnerable people.