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The Rise of Automated Breathalyzer Tests

The Rise of Automated Breathalyzer Tests

Many counties using automated kiosks to conduct court-mandated alcohol screening.

Lack of Freight Trains Damaging Roads?

Lack of Freight Trains Damaging Roads?

More freight trains could remove 350,000 trucks from northern Wisconsin roads, analysis finds.

Sponsored: Trapper Schoepp Duo | September 5 | 12 p.m.
Sponsored

Trapper Schoepp Duo | September 5 | 12 p.m.

Trapper Schoepp takes center stage at the Peck Pavilion September 5 for the final concert of the Marcus Center’s Lunch Concert series. For more information on this FREE event and Live at Peck Pavilion go to MarcusCenter.org.

A Labor Day Membership Special

A Labor Day Membership Special

Through Sunday; get a monthly Urban Milwaukee membership for just $5 per month.

Plats and Parcels: New Plans for Walker’s Point Site
Plats and Parcels

New Plans for Walker’s Point Site

Plus: Former Central Steel & Wire building being expanded, senior housing for South Side.

County’s Overdose Deaths Up in 2019

County’s Overdose Deaths Up in 2019

At current rate, county would hit highest total of drug fatalities in a decade.

Unanimous Senate Committee Vote on Hemp Bill

Unanimous Senate Committee Vote on Hemp Bill

Bipartisan bill would make pilot program for growing hemp in the state permanent.

The Week’s Greatest Hits

The Week’s Greatest Hits

Most popular articles and press releases in the past week

Urban Reads: Rise of Starter Home Investors. Cause for Concern?
Urban Reads

Rise of Starter Home Investors. Cause for Concern?

All the city news you can use.

Abele Urges Bus Drivers to Settle Contract

Abele Urges Bus Drivers to Settle Contract

Union and county transit system have been in contract fight for 18 months.

Sponsored: Tomato Romp Returns 9/7!
Sponsored

Tomato Romp Returns 9/7!

Vote for the best Bloody Mary, play games, dance, throw tomatoes, and get hosed off by the MKE Fire Department!

Classical: Meet the Symphony’s New Maestro
Classical

Meet the Symphony’s New Maestro

Ken-David Masur still shoots hoops and was a wizard at ping pong. He also conducts with great passion.