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How To Vote Early in Milwaukee

Milwaukee offers many options to vote early, but you'll want to check the hours.

2025 Wrap: County Executive David Crowley Reflects on 2025 Accomplishments

The Bad Piggy Plans Brick-and-Mortar Restaurant

Food truck to open permanent location in Tippecanoe neighborhood.

Community Invited to Attend Tippecanoe Anniversary Celebration Saturday

Dimitrijevic’s Revised Budget Boosts Library Hours, Housing, City Wages

Finance committee chair says her amended budget 'invests in neighborhoods.'

Future of Sunday Library Hours Uncertain As MPL Tries New Staffing Model

Council hints it may override mayor. Spiker again provokes a coworker.

Mayor’s 2026 Budget Includes New Library, Hikes Property, Wheel Taxes

City contending with $100 million structural deficit.

ATU Local 998 Endorses County Supervisor Jack Eckblad For Re-Election

They know Jack always stands with workers.

Two More Southside Progressive Leaders Endorse Supervisor Jack Eckblad For Re-Election in Supervisory District 4

Leaders are latest to join the growing coalition of support for Eckblad's re-election.

County Supervisor Jack Eckblad Launches Re-Election Campaign Backed by Broad Coalition and Record of Results

Backed by early endorsements from over two dozen leaders across Milwaukee and beyond, Eckblad highlights major wins on parks, housing, and equity

Supervisor Jack Eckblad and Alderwoman Marina Dimitrijevic Celebrate Humboldt Beer Garden Opening and Jazz at the Vine Concert Series

Season begins with music, community, and celebration in Bay View

Opening Dates Set For 39 Pools, Splashpads, Water Parks

Milwaukee County Parks plans to open several locations in waves.

Supervisor Jack Eckblad and Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson Introduce Resolution Supporting Innovative County-Wide Affordable Housing Marketplace

New partnership with CityWise will expand access to safe, affordable housing through a transparent, renter-focused platform—with no cost to the county.

Airport Gardens Neighborhood Celebrates Opening of New Playground at Mitchell Airport Park

Community-led project spans multiple county administrations to deliver long-awaited playground at Mitchell Airport Park

Dollar General Shutters Southside Store

It's the second location to close in Milwaukee within a year, as company plans to close nearly 100 stores across the country.

Marquee Season for South Shore Park Kicks Off with Beer Garden Opening

Extensive improvements coming this season include a new beach, new playground, and completion of repairs to the storm wall around South Shore Yacht Club

City Suspends Southside Dollar Tree

Council says it has citywide concerns with chain's operation.

A Guide To Early Voting in Milwaukee

Early voting begins Tuesday and runs through Nov. 3.

Milwaukee Public Library Extends Sunday Hours in July

36 Pools, Splash Pads, Water Parks Opening in 2024

Parks opening far more pools in 2024 after making waves with lifeguard hiring.

Jack Eckblad Declares Victory in Milwaukee County Supervisory District 4 Race

Supervisor-Elect Eckblad Humbled By Support, Ready to Serve with Bold, Responsible Leadership

Council Denies License For Seafood Restaurant

El Paraiso Restaurant Bar will not open on the South Side.

Milwaukee Fire Department Chief Officers Association and Milwaukee Professional Firefighters Local 215 Endorse Jack Eckblad for Milwaukee County Board Supervisory District 4

Endorsed by 14 Organizations and 13 Leaders Before Election Day

UAW Southeastern Wisconsin Area CAP Council Endorses Jack Eckblad for Milwaukee County Board Supervisory District 4

United Food & Commercial Workers Local 1473 (UFCW 1473) Endorses Jack Eckblad for Milwaukee County Board Supervisory District 4

City Opens New Early Voting Site

Early voting has begun for spring primary election on Feb. 20.

AFT Local 212 Endorses Jack Eckblad for Milwaukee County Board Supervisory District 4

Milwaukee Plans Big 2024 Early Voting Push

City will have at least nine early voting sites, including some new and expanded ones.

Milwaukee County Board Supervisory District 4 Candidate Jack Eckblad Earns Endorsement of Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson

Parks Replaces Tippecanoe Park Playground

New playground funded through a 2021 real estate deal with Irgens.

Associated Closing Southside Branch, Five Others

Closures span Wisconsin and Illinois.

27 Pools, Splash Pads and Water Parks Opening in Milwaukee

County boosts the number of facilities it will open for 2023 season.

Skate Park Planned for Bay View

Bay View Neighborhood Association closing in on fundraising goal for new wheel park.

Pat’s Niche Pub and Grub is Closed

Howell Avenue restaurant known for fish fries and vintage decor closed earlier this fall.

Vote Early at Fiserv Forum, 13 Other Sites

Bucks's arena among 14 early voting sites in city of Milwaukee for November election.

City of Milwaukee Health Department Issues Heat Health Advisory

Residents advised to take precautions during hot weather conditions

City Plans 27 Early Voting Sites

Council set to approve list, including Fiserv Forum and Gee's Clippers, but not all may be used.

New Giannis Mural Completed

A 54-feet-high mural on E. Wisconsin has Giannis looking west toward Fiserv Forum.

May Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

Campbell’s Irish Pub Closing

Packy sells his tavern, featured on TV show "Bar Rescue," but new owner doesn't plan to run a bar.

Downtown Gets Three-Story Giannis Mural

It will be the fifth, and largest, Milwaukee mural honoring Antetokounmpo.

How To Vote Early in Milwaukee

Lots of options to vote early for Feb. 15 spring primary, but the hours are limited.

Valentine’s Day Cream Puffs Return

Plus: downtown food hall opens, a new Walker's Point restaurant-bar and an immigrant-run Polish market.

New Polish Grocery Market For South Side

Immigrant-run grocery store opening at Howell and Howard in Tippecanoe neighborhood.

The Curly Fry Credit Union

UW Credit Union replacing fast-food restaurant.

St. Francis Vet Moving to Milwaukee

Animal hospital will replace Lark Uniform at Howell and Howard.

House Saved, Moved Nearly 2 Miles

Once an apartment above a steakhouse, it's now a single-family home on Howell Ave.

Wheel Park Planned For Emigh Playfield in Tippecanoe

Would be city's first park targeted at BMX bikes, skateboards, scooters and skates.

The Wërd Bar, Now Closed, For Sale

Short-lived far-south-side tavern with glitzy interior available for $449,000.

State’s Faith Leaders Decry Anti-Voter Bills

88 faith leaders and 17 faith organizations decry state bills making it harder to vote

May at Lynden

Safe. Secure. Counted! Make Sure Your Vote Counts in the 414 this Election Day

City of Milwaukee’s Election Commission provides information on Election Day voting

Safe. Secure. Counted! Make Sure Your Vote Counts in the 414 this Election Day

City of Milwaukee’s Election Commission provides information on Election Day voting

Leaders to discuss final voting push before Tuesday’s Fall General Election

Where and When To Vote Early in Milwaukee

14 early voting sites are available from October 20th through November 1st.

City of Milwaukee Expands Early Voting to 14 Locations for the 2020 General Election

In-person early voting starts today

Early voting starts today in Milwaukee

No Early Voting at Miller Park, Fiserv Forum

City fears legal challenges of sites not approved at June emergency meeting.

September at Lynden

The sculpture garden will be closed on September 7 for the holiday.

Miller Park, Fiserv Forum Will Be Early Voting Sites

Pro sports facilities will serve as two of the city's 18 early voting sites.

September Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

City’s New ‘Dream Library’ Takes Shape

Mural of fictional books based on suggestions from community going up on 57th and Vliet.

Miller Park To Be Early Voting Site

Milwaukee residents will be able to vote for President at ballpark.

Washington Heights Mural Has Simple Message

Artist Fred Kaems paints a message of solidarity on his own garage.

Governor’s Residence Now Exhibiting Art

And the Museum of Wisconsin Art has yet another outpost in the state.

UWM Gets Okay to Partially Demolish Columbia Hospital

Plus: Council could delay convention center expansion, MSOE expanding nursing facilities.

Five Libraries to Add Green Infrastructure

$1.6 million for green roofs, porous pavement, bioswales, trees and more.

Mayor Tom Barrett’s 2020 State of the City Speech

Potawatomi Hotel Casino, February 10, 2020 As Prepared for Delivery

Recruiting Events in Milwaukee for 2020 Census Jobs

Wilson Park Homeless Warming Center Debated

Public meeting gets unruly on proposal to let homeless sleep overnight in senior center.

The Two Jobs of Fred Bell

A painter. And a salesman of his work. Not to mention the classes he’s taught.

Home: A Family Free Day Celebrating Milwaukee’s Refugee Communities, this Saturday at Lynden

Outdoor Celebration at Lynden Sculpture Garden, June 22

Summer Soulstice Music Festival Returns to North Ave June 22

Saturday, June 22, the East Side celebrates the longest day of the year and the best of Milwaukee

So Milwaukee Night!

Come Celebrate Milwaukee and support Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum Friday, May 24 – 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.

Bucks Painting Walker’s Point Mural

Team collaborating with property owner and BigShot Robot to "Fear the Deer."

Milwaukee Bonsai Society Marks World Bonsai Day with Exhibition and Reception

Exhibition Opens at Lynden Sculpture Garden, May 11

Iron Pour & More

Saturday’s snow—and the threat of snow—did not deter us from celebrating International Sculpture Day with another remarkable creation from Debbie Pagel

May Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

In May, the Lynden Sculpture Garden is open from 10 am to 5 pm every day except Thursdays (closed).

Giannis Mural Planned for Walker’s Point

Mural of potential MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo will join Brewers' MVP Christian Yelich.

April Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

Ducks and Daffodils

April Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

In April, the Lynden Sculpture Garden is open from 10 am to 5 pm every day except Thursdays (closed). The sculpture garden will be closed on Sunday, April 21.

Three Milwaukee Public Libraries to Receive Solar Installations

"Milwaukee is leading by example in the transition to a clean energy future."

Three City Libraries Will Get Solar

But city wants to install five times more solar power and faces We Energies opposition.