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South Siders Concerned about I-94 Changes

South Siders Concerned about I-94 Changes

DOT proposals for exits and entrances at 26th and 35th streets worry area residents.

Murphy’s Law: Paul Ryan Most Overrated Politician?
Murphy’s Law

Paul Ryan Most Overrated Politician?

The media has anointed him a policy wonk. But none of his numbers add up.

Flynn’s Force: The Milwaukee Police In Action
Flynn’s Force

The Milwaukee Police In Action

A ride-along shows how a traffic stop leads to a drug bust. Part I of a series.

Newaukeean of the Week: Scott Nielsen
Newaukeean of the Week

Scott Nielsen

After seven years out of state, Scott Nielsen came back to his favorite city for a job at Rexnord.

Thousands Could Lose Food Stamps Under Walker Proposal

Thousands Could Lose Food Stamps Under Walker Proposal

Job training requirements could mean more hunger in Milwaukee, advocate predicts.

How Former Lawmakers Cash In

How Former Lawmakers Cash In

16 ex-lawmakers -- including former Assembly speakers and Senate majority leaders -- make big money lobbying the legislature.

Taverns: Horny Goat’s Unique Flavors
Taverns

Horny Goat’s Unique Flavors

The huge brewpub has volleyball, fire pits, boat slips and ever-changing beers.

City People: Dimitri Topitzes
City People

Dimitri Topitzes

A Greek orphan brought to Milwaukee, this UWM professor studies how children can be permanently harmed.

Friday Photos: St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Friday Photos

St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Downtown Milwaukee was filled with green this past weekend, from politicians to the hoi polloi.

House Confidential: Rocky’s Throne of Stone
House Confidential

Rocky’s Throne of Stone

Neighbor and boss Tom Barrett says DCD head Rocky Marcoux worthy of Nobel Prize, but is his house?

Urban Foodie: Tips for Twenty-Somethings
Urban Foodie

Tips for Twenty-Somethings

How to get hired and be a success in the healthy food and nutrition industry -- or in any field of endeavor.

Bike Czar: Will Chicago’s Bike-Friendly Policies Steal Jobs from Seattle?
Bike Czar

Will Chicago’s Bike-Friendly Policies Steal Jobs from Seattle?

New high-tech companies and their workers want bike-friendly cities, and Chicago is out to beat Portland and Seattle in that regard.