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MKE County: Parks Updating Countywide Trail Plan
MKE County

Parks Updating Countywide Trail Plan

Planning process seeks citizen input on future of Milwaukee trail system.

Milwaukee, Suburbs Partnering On Cross-County Trail

Milwaukee, Suburbs Partnering On Cross-County Trail

9-mile long Powerline Trail would link West Allis, Greenfield, Milwaukee and St. Francis.

Brewers Buy Two-Acre Scrap Metal Site Near Ballpark

Brewers Buy Two-Acre Scrap Metal Site Near Ballpark

Team will use the property for "storage."

Transportation: Hank Aaron State Trail Sinkhole Fixed
Transportation

Hank Aaron State Trail Sinkhole Fixed

Trail reopens between S. 76th Street. and S. 89th Street.

Transportation: Sinkhole Closes Part of Hank Aaron State Trail
Transportation

Sinkhole Closes Part of Hank Aaron State Trail

Trail closed between S. 76th St. and S. 89th St.

Hank Aaron Trail Closed During State Fair

Hank Aaron Trail Closed During State Fair

DNR and Wisconsin State Fair cite security concerns in temporary closure.

Transportation: How To Get to Summerfest 2023
Transportation

How To Get to Summerfest 2023

No car? No problem. Here are 9 other ways to get there.

Transportation: Milwaukee Planning Three Protected Bike Lanes, Trail to Lake
Transportation

Milwaukee Planning Three Protected Bike Lanes, Trail to Lake

City seeking federal funds from state to advance projects across city.

Entertainment: PrideFest Kicks Off Festival Season
Entertainment

PrideFest Kicks Off Festival Season

Plus: A southside gallery night and an interesting twist on chamber music.

Plats and Parcels: Rite-Hite Completes Move to City
Plats and Parcels

Rite-Hite Completes Move to City

Moving from Brown Deer to Walker's Point. Plus: A recap of the week's real estate news.

Recycling Facility Getting Upgrades To Keep Materials Out of River

Recycling Facility Getting Upgrades To Keep Materials Out of River

New mural will also help beautify Menomonee Valley, highlight native wildlife.

City Hall: City Will Pay $237,480 For New Settlements, Lawsuits
City Hall

City Will Pay $237,480 For New Settlements, Lawsuits

One payout just the tip of the iceberg for incident that's cost taxpayers $518,000.

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