Politics
Politics, Drop Boxes And City Hall Mics, Two Mayors Won’t Face Charges
A Republican DA and Democratic counterpart say the facts drove their decisions in both cases.
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A Republican DA and Democratic counterpart say the facts drove their decisions in both cases.
But not before one council member withdrew their name as a cosponsor.
As newsrooms shrink nationwide, Urban Milwaukee asks readers to step up for local coverage.
'I think we’re rejecting that MAGA agenda,' says the new mayor.
Requires voter approval for development incentives of $10 million or more.
A group of Milwaukee senior citizens protest every other Saturday.
60 federal litigators help WI attorneys defend clients detained, facing deportation.
Rothman refused to step down, demanded reasons. Legislator calls it a 'hatchet job.'
Trump is ‘not fit to be commander-in-chief,’ they declare, pushing Steil to act.
Process improvement, decisive victory from Chris Taylor thwart any late-nght theatrics.
The next county board will only have one new supervisor after Tuesday's election.
Taylor's victory over Maria Lazar will give liberals a 5-2 majority on the court.
Endorsements
Trump’s backlash against diversity hurting Wisconsin companies.
Polls show big splits between Wisconsin Democrats, Republicans and independents.
The data is very powerful. First of a series.
Echoing global data, Milwaukee has changed, and continues to do so.
Key negotiators aren't around. After all that talk, the tax-cut looks unlikely.
GOP senator blames 'the corrosive impact of excessive special-interest influence.'
It's ebbed and flowed since the 1960s, as state politicians tried different solutions.
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Statement from Common Council President José G. Pérez
Statement of Common Council President José G. Pérez
