Milwaukee Youth Arts Center Celebrates Expansion

Milwaukee's "biggest kept secret" is now even bigger. The word might get out.

Real Estate Interests Back GOP Bill

Change in how assessments done will cut commercial property taxes and hike them for residents, opponents charge.

Bipartisan Bill Changes Pot Possession Penalties

Lighter penalties for much of the state but tougher for cities like Milwaukee, Madison.

Present Music Presents Thanksgiving: Circle Unbroken

After a year’s hiatus, Present Music continues its tradition of gratitude with a one-of-a-kind concert Thanksgiving: Circle Unbroken, featuring the works of a Native American composer, filmmaker, and singing and drumming group on Sunday, November 21 at 5:00 p.m. CT at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.

Comparing GOP And People’s Maps

Under GOP redistricting, Republicans can win majority of Assembly with 44% of the vote.

Zoning Committee Okays Factory-to-Housing Conversions

Former dairy plant and one-time Perlick factory could both become housing.

Milwaukee Adopts New Ward Map For City

New districts coming next week. Riverwest further split between two council districts.

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New Book Bashes Foxconn Project

‘Foxconned’ offers broad critique of big government economic development projects.

Nov. 21 Is Deadline For Raking Your Leaves

City extends annual leaf pickup by one week. Plus: more snowplow operators hired.

DOJ Suit Targets Notorious Local Landlord

Milwaukee landlord Youssef Berrada and his firm charged with 15 violations of state law.

Vos Attacks UW For Making Whites ‘Feel Guilty’

UW-Madison webinar for grad students aims to prevent ’sexual and relationship violence.’