GOP shuns accountability, opts for further voucher expansion

Cost of Gov. Walker’s $1.1 billion entitlement program set to grow again

Police officers deserve our support always, and especially during these difficult days

Statement from Alderman Bob Donovan September 8, 2015

Take MCTS To Briggs & Al’s Run & Walk For Children’s Hospital

Local MCTS routes serving downtown Milwaukee also can be used to get to the starting line.

The 82nd Season of World Class Opera From the Florentine Begins With Giacomo Puccini’s MADAMA BUTTERFLY

A tale of romance and betrayal

Fall Equinox

September Events at the Lynden Sculpture Garden

Milwaukee Film Festival Announces 2015 Panels


Chicago Tribune film critic, Michael Phillips, to deliver Keynote Address;
 Panels on Policing and Education highlight the imperative and topical nature of festival documentaries

At Stake is Our Future Freedom

A strong and democratic labor movement, a quality and democratically controlled public school system, democratic participation for all citizens, and a public confidence in the equal application of the law that is justly blind to ethnicity, class, and gender identification ... this is what I want to strive for.

"Happy Labor Day, Wisconsin."

Two children perish in overnight fire

Statement from Alderman Robert W. Puente September 4, 2015

Thirteenth Cycle of Fellowship Program for Visual Artists Announced

Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships for Individual Artists Program to Recognize Five Artists in 2015

Early Music Now’s Opens 29th Season with Baroque + Latin Soul

Early Music Now opens its 29th season at 5:00 on Saturday, October 17, at the UWM Helene Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts.

Siesennop & Sullivan Leases Space at Schlitz Park’s Keg House

RFP Commercial Recent Lease Transactions