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Transportation: Hawley Road Will Close, Won’t Reopen Until 2028
Transportation

Hawley Road Will Close, Won’t Reopen Until 2028

A segment of the road will be closed for freeway construction.

Fat Valdy’s Reopening Scrapped, New Restaurant Planned

Fat Valdy’s Reopening Scrapped, New Restaurant Planned

Blue Mound building will house second location for southside restaurant.

City Hall: Top City Official Resigns
City Hall

Top City Official Resigns

Preston Cole rose to the unofficial title of 'deputy mayor,' then walked away.

New Owners To Take Over Charles E. Fromage

New Owners To Take Over Charles E. Fromage

Longtime friends plan to continue west-side bistro as is.

Milwaukee Wins Funding To Repair Two Bridges

Milwaukee Wins Funding To Repair Two Bridges

Bridges on north and south sides will be overhauled with help of federal funding.

Dining: Story Hill BKC Has So Many Menus
Dining

Story Hill BKC Has So Many Menus

And what a fine feast you can have with them.

Mexican Restaurant That Was Pandemic Casualty Reopening on Blue Mound Road

Mexican Restaurant That Was Pandemic Casualty Reopening on Blue Mound Road

Fat Valdy's plans to reopen this summer with a new look, feel and menu.

Longest Tenured Council Member, Michael Murphy, Not Seeking Reelection

Longest Tenured Council Member, Michael Murphy, Not Seeking Reelection

But he could run for Comptroller. First elected in 1989, Murphy announces he won't run for reelection.

MKE County: What Is The Future Of Doyne Park?
MKE County

What Is The Future Of Doyne Park?

Golf course closed in 2022. Park could become a natural prairie or mountain bike trail.

Now Serving: Intimate Seafood Restaurant 1033 Opens in Walker’s Point
Now Serving

Intimate Seafood Restaurant 1033 Opens in Walker’s Point

Plus: Changes at Shorewood's Buttermint, Mochidon comes to town and Summerfest's 2023 menu.

How Would Widening I-94 Affect City Residents?

How Would Widening I-94 Affect City Residents?

Citizens discuss potholes, noise pollution, public transit as state advances freeway plan.

Meat on the Street Closes Operations

Meat on the Street Closes Operations

Filipino street food business closes food truck and Public Museum kiosk.

City Hall: Preston Cole Will Lead Department of Administration
City Hall

Preston Cole Will Lead Department of Administration

Former DNR Secretary and City Hall veteran returning to city government.

Milwaukee Scores Four James Beard Semifinalist Nominations

Milwaukee Scores Four James Beard Semifinalist Nominations

Several Milwaukee chefs becoming regulars on the annual awards list.

Maxie’s Expanding Catering, Takeout Operation

Maxie’s Expanding Catering, Takeout Operation

Owner thinks restaurants need new revenue streams to survive post-pandemic business environment.

Eyes on Milwaukee: City Selling Old Capitol Drive Fire Station
Eyes on Milwaukee

City Selling Old Capitol Drive Fire Station

Two bidders vying for property.

Milwaukee Has 9 James Beard Award Semifinalists

Milwaukee Has 9 James Beard Award Semifinalists

Milwaukee restaurants, chefs and restaurateurs among those honored by prestigious awards.

Now Serving: A ’60s-Style Restaurant For Shorewood
Now Serving

A ’60s-Style Restaurant For Shorewood

Opening this week. Plus: A new pizza purveyor, new Mexican restaurant and The Vanguard's new menu.

Now Serving: New Upscale Shorewood Restaurant, New Vegan Cafe
Now Serving

New Upscale Shorewood Restaurant, New Vegan Cafe

Plus: Mistral closes and Tess chef leaves to start "Mad Mexican' pop-up restaurant.

Now Serving: Return of the Brown Bottle
Now Serving

Return of the Brown Bottle

Plus!: New Riverwest and East Side taverns, Layton Ave. sports bar, Third Ward coffee-wine bar and two new Downtown coffeehouses.

Kelly’s Dugout Opening on Layton Avenue

Kelly’s Dugout Opening on Layton Avenue

The family owners of Kelly's Bleachers and Dug Out 54 are opening a new place in the Town of Lake neighborhood.

Where To Get Free Food, Low-Cost Meals

Where To Get Free Food, Low-Cost Meals

Updated list of food pantries, meal distribution sites and more.

Now Serving: New Mexican Restaurant Opening
Now Serving

New Mexican Restaurant Opening

Plus: new Central American-style brunch. And Tenuta's on Howard closing.

Op Ed: Evers Is Wrong on I-94 Expansion
Op Ed

Evers Is Wrong on I-94 Expansion

The proposal doesn't learn from history and contradicts the approach of Biden, Buttigieg.

Latin American Restaurant Coming to Story Hill

Latin American Restaurant Coming to Story Hill

Caliente Kitchen & Rum Bar is opening at 51st and Bluemound.

Op Ed: Trump Has Weakened 125 Environmental Rules
Op Ed

Trump Has Weakened 125 Environmental Rules

Many have been wiped out entirely, analysis finds. 40 more rollbacks planned.

Entertainment at a Distance: Hike to Support the Urban Ecology Center
Entertainment at a Distance

Hike to Support the Urban Ecology Center

Plus, a virtual Doors Open Milwaukee, and outdoor movie night and it's Walkers Point Appreciation Week.

Evers Considering Abandoned $1.1 Billion I-94 Expansion

Evers Considering Abandoned $1.1 Billion I-94 Expansion

The project was dropped by Gov. Scott Walker over it's huge price tag.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Catholic School Tax Change Would Cost City
Eyes on Milwaukee

Catholic School Tax Change Would Cost City

Archdiocese seeks legislation whereby schools leased for profit would still be tax exempt.

NEWaukeean of the Week: Mackenzie Kliesmet
NEWaukeean of the Week

Mackenzie Kliesmet

"I love my city. I love watching it take steps forward. Milwaukee is home."

Now Serving: New Pizzeria, New Waffle Place Coming
Now Serving

New Pizzeria, New Waffle Place Coming

Press Au Marché coming to Third Ward, new Ian's Pizza on West Side.

Now Serving: New Pizza Restaurant in Story Hill
Now Serving

New Pizza Restaurant in Story Hill

Plus: MECCA Sports Bar announces grand opening and last call for Black Restaurant Week.

NEWaukeean of the Week: Topher Witt
NEWaukeean of the Week

Topher Witt

"There is so much beauty in Milwaukee."

NEWaukeean of the Week: Andrew Capelle
NEWaukeean of the Week

Andrew Capelle

"I think the completion of the streetcar will be a game changer for the city."

Photo Gallery: Urban Milwaukee Celebrates 10th Birthday
Photo Gallery

Urban Milwaukee Celebrates 10th Birthday

Crowd packs Pabst Brewery & Taproom for publication's 10th anniversary.

NEWaukeean of the Week: Jessi Young
NEWaukeean of the Week

Jessi Young

"My biggest hope for Milwaukee is for less segregation and more equality."

Now Serving: New Downtown Mexican Restaurant
Now Serving

New Downtown Mexican Restaurant

Plus: French restaurant for the Third Ward, second Blue's Egg for Shorewood

Urban Guide: 38 Milwaukee Wine Bars
Urban Guide

38 Milwaukee Wine Bars

The city is bursting with great places to sip and learn about wine and wine culture.

NEWaukeean of the Week: Cristian Vega
NEWaukeean of the Week

Cristian Vega

"I truly believe that it’s an amazing time to be in Milwaukee."

Op Ed: State Roads Are Second Worst in Nation
Op Ed

State Roads Are Second Worst in Nation

Walker’s unwillingness to spend on highways causing huge problems.

Now Serving: Pop-Up Pasta, Beer & Burgers, Coffee Crawl
Now Serving

Pop-Up Pasta, Beer & Burgers, Coffee Crawl

Plus a new bar with more than 40 arcade games. Is this a great city or what?

Now Serving: New Downtown Steakhouse
Now Serving

New Downtown Steakhouse

And new vegetarian place at Public Market.

NEWaukeean of the Week: David Berka
NEWaukeean of the Week

David Berka

"My favorite Milwaukee tradition is the annual Milwaukee Film Festival."

Weekly Happy Hour: Try Maxie’s for Mardi Gras
Weekly Happy Hour

Try Maxie’s for Mardi Gras

Celebration starts today, peaks tomorrow. On other days, the happy hour is always fun.

New Marathon Will Bring 4,500 Runners to City Streets

New Marathon Will Bring 4,500 Runners to City Streets

Come cheer them on, but plan ahead if you're taking the bus or parking overnight.

Now Serving: 14 Choices for Halloween Fun
Now Serving

14 Choices for Halloween Fun

Food, drinks and fright at events like Fetish Friday, Harry Potter Halloween and Trolley Bar Crawl.

Now Serving: Restaurant Coming to New Bay View Hotel
Now Serving

Restaurant Coming to New Bay View Hotel

And Horny Goat bar will close after six years in business.

Weekly Happy Hour: BKC Offers Unique Drinks, Snacks
Weekly Happy Hour

BKC Offers Unique Drinks, Snacks

And it’s the perfect place for a drink before Milwaukee Film Fest screenings at the Times.

Weekly Happy Hour: Hotel Foster (The Sequel)
Weekly Happy Hour

Hotel Foster (The Sequel)

East Side bar has a special happy hour for Milwaukee Film Festival goers, plus film/drink pairings.

Now Serving: Brady Street Won’t Get Camp Bar
Now Serving

Brady Street Won’t Get Camp Bar

Owner backs off from plan to put bar in old hardware store building. So what will take its place?

Eyes on Milwaukee: New 18-Story Downtown Building Breaks Ground
Eyes on Milwaukee

New 18-Story Downtown Building Breaks Ground

The $102 million, 18-story tower at 833 E. Michigan is huge development, with no city financing. The full story, with photos and building renderings.

Yesterday’s Milwaukee: Stone Quarry in Menomonee Valley, 1880s
Yesterday’s Milwaukee

Stone Quarry in Menomonee Valley, 1880s

Wisconsin was a leading state for quarries. This one was where Miller Park is now located.

Streetsblog: Why the Zoo Interchange Project Should Be Stopped
Streetsblog

Why the Zoo Interchange Project Should Be Stopped

It will cost more than entire federal budget for biking and pedestrian projects.

The State of Politics: Walker Delays On Three Tough Issues
The State of Politics

Walker Delays On Three Tough Issues

No decision before election on new Bucks arena, proposed Kenosha casino and how to fund new highway construction.

Taverns: More New Bars Opening
Taverns

More New Bars Opening

A brew pub, a southern style saloon, a wine bar. The list of new places planned is long.

MPS Funding Continues to Decline

MPS Funding Continues to Decline

Loss of 19,000 students since 2003 and recent decline in its charter schools pushes revenue downward.

Why Judge Delayed Zoo Interchange Expansion

Why Judge Delayed Zoo Interchange Expansion

Federal judge says law requires study of impact on mass transit and suburban sprawl; ruling could affect other highway projects.

South Siders Concerned about I-94 Changes

South Siders Concerned about I-94 Changes

DOT proposals for exits and entrances at 26th and 35th streets worry area residents.

Freeway Expansion Could Move South

Freeway Expansion Could Move South

I-94 could be straightened to run through current Miller Park parking lots. Brewers are open to this option.

Double-Decker Freeway For Milwaukee?

Double-Decker Freeway For Milwaukee?

Rising 40 feet high, it could be destructive to the Story Hill neighborhood.

Books Aren’t Banned Here

Books Aren’t Banned Here

Little free libraries are welcome in Milwaukee -- unlike in Whitefish Bay.

The Roundup: At it Again
The Roundup

At it Again

Alderman asked to make big money decision on 24 hour notice.

The Roundup: Crisses Averted
The Roundup

Crisses Averted

Barrett and Walker Announce Plan for Ballots in Milwaukee

The Roundup: Selig Take A Hit
The Roundup

Selig Take A Hit

Washington Post Trashes Commissioner and Journal Communications. Plus: The Mea Culpa of Charles J. Sykes and Thompson’s Boycott of Miller Park.

The Roundup: Lame Duck Ruffles Feathers
The Roundup

Lame Duck Ruffles Feathers

Breier stuck on thorny hotel plan.

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