New Marquette Law School Poll finds some issues less divisive amid continuing partisan divide

Special education increases and accepting more federal Medicaid money are drawing broader support than many other current issues

Wisconsin Republicans Will Protect Our State’s Prosperity

Complete Cast and Creative Team Announced for the American Premiere of THINGS I KNOW TO BE TRUE by Andrew Bovell

Milwaukee Repertory Theater March 5-31, 2019

raSmith Opens Milwaukee Office in Historic Walker’s Point Neighborhood

Downtown Milwaukee’s booming development closely aligns with raSmith’s urban planning and site design services

Marquette professor elected fellow of the National Academy of Inventors

Dr. Jay Goldberg recognized for engineering patents and contributions to design, innovation and entrepreneurship in education

Senate Democrats Block Johnson Effort to Pay Employees Working During Shutdown

It is the minority leader who is holding 400-some thousand individuals who are actually working, that should get paid. He is the one holding them hostage."

City of Superior receives $148,400 state grant to support redevelopment of freight depot into brewpub

WEDC investment will fund renovation of historic building as the new home of Thirsty Pagan Brewing

Johnson, Durbin Continue Push for Strong Response to Russian Aggression in Ukraine

"It has been two months since Russia seized three Ukrainian naval vessels and their crews in international waters, and still neither the vessels nor the crews have been returned to Ukraine."

Latino Arts’ To Bring Local and International Artists to Celebrate Latino Culture

Arts Organization Welcomes Well-Rounded Group of Classical Guitarists, Visual Artists and Afro-Latino Musicians

Riders Spend Additional $11.1 Million in Milwaukee Economy as Lyft Continues to Make Cities More Livable

2019 Economic Impact Report Shows Lyft is connecting Milwaukee communities, creating a seamless city living experience

City of Milwaukee Health Department Reminds Residents to Take Precautions as Temperatures Drop

Cold temperatures and wind chills predicted, residents reminded to take seasonal precautions

In Support of Campus Free-Speech, Not Conservative Safe Spaces

"Free speech ought to mean free speech for everyone."