Sensenbrenner Statement on Bill to Slow Economy

"This one-size-fits-all government mandate would be devastating for many low-wage workers, small businesses, and consumers."

Milwaukee County Officials Remind Residents to Take Precautions During the Hot Weather

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for south central and southeast Wisconsin from 12:00PM on July 18 through 11:00PM on July 19

Gov. Evers Seeks Applicants for Brown County Circuit Court Judge

MCTS Buses Head to Festa Italiana

Direct Service for Guests on Freeway Flyers, Downtown Shuttle and Local Routes

Northwestern Mutual Annual Meeting brings more than 11,000 to Milwaukee

2019 event to have a $13.2 million impact on the local economy

Driveway Paving Schemes

Marcus Center Continues Arts Connect Summer Camp on July 22-26

Includes Master Class with cast members from Anastasia

Duffy’s Attacks Are Misplaced

"Like so many other men in the Republican party, Duffy found it easier to verbally attack women in Congress than to stand up to Donald Trump."

Racine takes action to ban conversion therapy

Statement of Alderman Cavalier Johnson July 17, 2019

Applications being accepted for third cohort of businesses to participate in business training course funded by JPMorgan Chase

Collaborative effort includes African American Chamber of Commerce, Scale Up Milwaukee, and WWBIC

Japanese children’s choir to perform at Mount Mary July 22

The choir, comprised of elementary and junior high girls, will perform on campus as part of a five-day visit to the area.

Marquette University professor awarded $2.3 million grant for stroke research

“We are continually looking for interventions that will help improve patient function after stroke,” Dr. Allison Hyngstrom said.