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No More Tea Parties, Comedy Club Moving Downtown

No More Tea Parties, Comedy Club Moving Downtown

The Laughing Tap setting up shop in George Watts building.

Wikler Won’t Run For Governor

Wikler Won’t Run For Governor

Former Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair won't enter open race.

Entertainment: A Boo-eautiful Weekend Awaits
Entertainment

A Boo-eautiful Weekend Awaits

Halloween is two weeks away, but Halloween events start now.

City Will Support Bay View Affordable Housing Development

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Redevelopment authority will grant seldom used financial power to aid development.

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Hundreds of Wisconsin Teacher Misconduct Cases Shielded from Public

Hundreds of Wisconsin Teacher Misconduct Cases Shielded from Public

DPI has investigated hundreds of cases, many involving 'grooming.'

Wisconsin Health Officials Urge Respiratory Illness Vaccination

Wisconsin Health Officials Urge Respiratory Illness Vaccination

The plea comes as some face roadblocks and confusion to get the COVID-19 shot amid federal changes.

MKE County: Detox Center, Eviction Lawyers, Student Aid Would Be Cut In 2026
MKE County

Detox Center, Eviction Lawyers, Student Aid Would Be Cut In 2026

Proposed county budget would slash funding for several human services programs.

Milwaukee’s Massive 2026 Cruise Season Will Be Aided By New, All-American Cruise Ship
Lawmakers Debate Whether Wisconsin GOP Proposal Is ‘Anti-Vax’

Lawmakers Debate Whether Wisconsin GOP Proposal Is ‘Anti-Vax’

Proposal would require schools, child care facilities to provide information to parents on how to opt out of vaccination.

Gov. Evers Calls on Trump To Preserve $1.5 Billion in Wisconsin Energy Grants

Gov. Evers Calls on Trump To Preserve $1.5 Billion in Wisconsin Energy Grants

U.S. Department of Energy anticipates scaling up earlier announced cuts.

UW-Madison Sees 30% Drop In New International Students

UW-Madison Sees 30% Drop In New International Students

With delays in visa processing, travel bans and threats of deportation, fewer students are traveling overseas