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Leaders urge continued donations as future funding remains uncertain.
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Milwaukee County alone says it has $22 million of public infrastructure costs.
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These City Employees Make More Than Mayor Cavalier Johnson
27 employees top the city's pay scale.
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Meeting Over Police Pursuits Results in Tears, Barbs and a Walk Out
MPD chief of staff walks out of meeting, chides alderman for bad behavior.
Oct 2nd, 2025 by Jeramey Jannene
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Proposal aims to reduce costs of rebuilding after 1,000-year storm.
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Council Pleased With City’s Response To 1,000-Year Storm
But two key issues still need to be addressed.
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Milwaukee’s Storm Cleanup Effort By The Numbers
Start with billions of gallons of water, end up with millions of dollars in damage and thousands of hours of cleanup.
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Milwaukee Offers Guidance For Bars, Restaurants Cleaning Up From Storm
O'Lydia's showcased by Mayor, Health Department as 'best of the worst-case scenario.'
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City Providing Free Measles Vaccines
Cases of highly-contagious measles recorded in Oconto, Wisconsin.
Aug 4th, 2025 by Graham Kilmer
How Milwaukee Inspects Festival Food Vendors
Health inspectors offer behind-the-scenes look at process during Bastille Days.
Jul 18th, 2025 by Sophie Bolich
Federal Grant Termination Forces City Health Department Cuts
Board of Health reveals what programs were cut, initiatives suspended.
Jul 12th, 2025 by Milwaukee Board of Health
MPS Plans Lead Remediation at 40 Schools This Summer
At least 106 MPS schools are believed to contain lead hazards.
Jun 27th, 2025 by Evan Casey
