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Education: Milwaukee School Board Debates Budget
Education

Milwaukee School Board Debates Budget

Federal pandemic funding means more money to spend, but still not enough.

City Hall: Discrimination Lawsuit Will Cost City $400,000
City Hall

Discrimination Lawsuit Will Cost City $400,000

Council grumbles but okays settlement. 'A very bitter pill to swallow,' says Ald. Murphy.

Sponsored: Present Music Brings You Miller and Kentridge
Sponsored

Present Music Brings You Miller and Kentridge

New musical arrangements by South African composer Philip Miller performed live by Present Music with iconic animated short films and installations of internationally acclaimed artist William Kentridge. Nov. 16, 2022 at the Milwaukee Art Museum.

Judge Derek Mosley Resigning For Marquette Job

Judge Derek Mosley Resigning For Marquette Job

Popular judge will now lead Lubar Center at Marquette Law School.

Barnes Calls Johnson a ‘Danger To This State’

Barnes Calls Johnson a ‘Danger To This State’

Democratic challenger for U.S. Senate blasts Johnson, Trump in speech to Rotary Club.

Council Suspends McGillycuddy’s For 10 Days

Council Suspends McGillycuddy’s For 10 Days

Council committee acts after citing concerns over lax security, noise complaints at bar.

Milwaukee DA Will Charge Elderly Man for Choking Black Man

Milwaukee DA Will Charge Elderly Man for Choking Black Man

Video captures 62-year-old with hand on throat of 24-year-old, in incident on South Side.

City Pushes Downtown Bar to Drop ‘All You Can Drink’ Special

City Pushes Downtown Bar to Drop ‘All You Can Drink’ Special

RWB will avoid 15-day suspension by discontinuing deal.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Council Unanimously Approves Deer District Concert Venues
Eyes on Milwaukee

Council Unanimously Approves Deer District Concert Venues

Live Nation cleared to enter Milwaukee market, partner with Milwaukee Bucks.

Sponsored: Shop Local
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Shop Local

Looking for Milwaukee gifts? Shop Urban Milwaukee: The Store online or in-person at 755 N. Milwaukee St.

Murphy’s Law: Journal Sentinel Loses Six More Veterans
Murphy’s Law

Journal Sentinel Loses Six More Veterans

More cuts by Gannett: David Haynes, Bruce Vielmetti and four others taking buyouts.

City Hall: Where Is Alderwoman Nikiya Dodd?
City Hall

Where Is Alderwoman Nikiya Dodd?

Alderwoman is expected to resign, has missed last two council meetings.