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City Hall: City Sues Scooter Operator Bird
City Hall

City Sues Scooter Operator Bird

First courthouse showdown is scheduled for Friday the 13th.

Center Street Holds “Shop Small” Event

Center Street Holds “Shop Small” Event

Area BID seeks to support businesses on strip between 32nd and 60th streets.

Synthetic Marijuana Raises Alarms

Synthetic Marijuana Raises Alarms

Can be spiked with rat poison, police and health officials seek to prevent sale.

City Hall: Should Milwaukee Elect Police Chief?
City Hall

Should Milwaukee Elect Police Chief?

Alderman Rainey's proposal gets discussion, but not much support.

Chief Morales Seeks Community Partners

Chief Morales Seeks Community Partners

Wants to win public trust, Morales says in speech to Rotary Club.

Op Ed: Jim Crow and Urban America
Op Ed

Jim Crow and Urban America

Sterling Brown incident, disparities in traffic stops show the racial boundaries of today.

The Death of Juan Bernal

The Death of Juan Bernal

Friends recall the life of Milwaukee rapper and poet killed by gunshot wounds.

Brown Files Suit Against Milwaukee Police

Brown Files Suit Against Milwaukee Police

Bucks player files federal civil rights suit, claiming wrongful arrest and excessive force.

A Call for Police Reforms

A Call for Police Reforms

Community members cite Sterling Brown incident, demanding MPD reforms.

City Hall: Meet the Candidates for 5th Aldermanic Seat
City Hall

Meet the Candidates for 5th Aldermanic Seat

Meet the six candidates vying for the northwest side seat held for 18 years by Jim Bohl.

How to Use Data for Neighborhood Improvement

How to Use Data for Neighborhood Improvement

Data Day event highlights organizations’ data-driven change efforts.

Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers Gives Away 600 Bicycles

Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers Gives Away 600 Bicycles

Free bicycles, helmets, bike locks and smiles at Kosciuszko Park event.

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