Weekly

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  Shorewood Debates Affordable Housing

  Feb 26th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  CDA board opposes extending TIF district for affordable housing. How will village board vote?

• Dining

  Food Hall Planned for Downtown

  Feb 26th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  Chicago group targeting two possible East Town sites for 20-stall food hall.

• Murphy’s Law

  The Foxconn Real Estate Show

  Feb 25th, 2021 by Bruce Murphy

  There are now four buildings on Mount Pleasant campus. But what exactly are they for?

• MKE County

  Board Rejoins WI Counties Association

  Feb 25th, 2021 by Graham Kilmer

  Board had withheld membership dues in January but decides to rejoin group after WCA leaders offer assurances.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  251 Apartments Planned for Buca’s Site

  Feb 25th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  New Land will build nine-story apartment complex on sloped site at 1237 N. Van Buren St.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  Plan Redevelops Pre-Civil War Building

  Feb 25th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  Four-story, Walker's Point building with 'ogee arches' to become 12 apartments.

• 11 Bills Would Change State Voting Laws

  Feb 25th, 2021 by Laurel White

  One is bipartisan. The others are not.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  Puddler’s Cottage Given Temporary Historic Protection

  Feb 24th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  House is at least 153 years old, but is it historic?

• MKE County

  Crowley’s Speech Stresses Pandemic, Racial Equity

  Feb 24th, 2021 by Graham Kilmer

  County executive's first State of the County address comes amid historic crisis.

• Eyes on Milwaukee

  New Event Venue Planned for Third Ward

  Feb 24th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene

  Black Swan plans new venue in historic-looking building it would construct.

• Back in the News

  Bipartisan Bashing of Ron Johnson

  Feb 24th, 2021 by Bruce Murphy

  His latest hoax, that ‘fake Trump protesters’ led Capitol riots, called 'disgraceful.’

• Are People Leaving NYC for Milwaukee?

  Feb 23rd, 2021 by Graham Kilmer

  Data from Linkedin shows mid-size cities gaining from migration while larger cities lose out.