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Milwaukee Bucks Reveal New Food and Drink Offerings Before Tip Off
New menu includes several new burgers, foot-long hot dogs and two types of cinnamon rolls.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Sophie BolichAntetokounmpo Family Awards $1 Million to Milwaukee Nonprofits
New collaboration with GE Healthcare aims to improve health outcomes for Milwaukee residents.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Sophie BolichEnglish Espionage in the 16th Century
Early Music Now presents The Queen’s Six, a vocal ensemble that performs weekly for the British Royal Family in a program of music, travel and espionage. October 26 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Early Music Now
Riverwest Cohousing Development Receives First Approval
40-unit development would merge condominiums and community.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Jeramey JanneneMadama Butterfly Delights In Brief Run
Opera is among "best and most thoughtful" Florentine productions.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Dominique Paul NothVoters In Five States Could Approve Ranked Choice Voting
Wisconsin-based Democracy Found is champion of effort.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Steven WaltersClimate Change Isn’t a Priority For Voters in Presidential Election
In polls, climate change ranks near the bottom of list of concerns. But not for this group of voters.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Danielle Kaeding, Wisconsin Public RadioVance Courts Catholic Voters in Waukesha Stop
Vance talks abortion, inflation in stop at Waukesha airport.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Corrinne Hess, Wisconsin Public RadioOregon Considers a Universal Basic Income Program
All the city news you can use.
Oct 21st, 2024 by Jeff WoodNew Third Ward Restaurant Adds Brunch
Plus: Tea, tacos and new throwback bar coming soon.
Oct 20th, 2024 by Sophie BolichGreen Bay Area Congressional Race is Test of Power of Trump Endorsement
Open seat features former gas station chain owner and OB-GYN.
Oct 20th, 2024 by Baylor Spears, Wisconsin ExaminerTammy Baldwin, Eric Hovde Get Personal During Sole Debate
While staking their positions on issues from abortion, to immigration and foreign policy, the candidates also went after each other.
Oct 20th, 2024 by Rich Kremer, Wisconsin Public Radio