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Officials say they want to answer community demands after the 2020 murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police and save money. → Read More
Tony Evers' budget proposes raising shared revenue to local governments. Here's what we know so far about his plan. → Read More
Milwaukee voters in three northwest side aldermanic districts on Tuesday narrowed the field of candidates from 20 to six. → Read More
DPW is declining to say how it determines whether an employee's medical condition should preclude them from driving city vehicles. → Read More
The baby was pronounced dead after arriving at a local hospital, police said in a statement. → Read More
Madison Lee, 13, is considered "critically missing," a designation for people who are especially vulnerable. → Read More
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson named Cole to lead his Department of Administration, marking his return to Milwaukee city government. → Read More
The lawsuit claims police continued to kick and beat a man after he had been subdued and while he was suffering a mental health episode. → Read More
Organizers are pursuing a full 26.2-mile race in favor of just a half marathon and 5K this year. → Read More
Some are household names. Others are running their first race for elected office. → Read More
Jackie Q. Carter would be the first person of color and woman in this role if she is confirmed by the Common Council, the Mayor's Office said. → Read More
Vos warned if Gov. Tony Evers includes legal recreational marijuana in his budget it could jeopardize an agreement with the GOP on medical marijuana. → Read More
A new 32-bed youth prison proposed for Milwaukee's northwest side is moving forward after another lengthy meeting at City Hall. → Read More
Longtime Department of Administration Director Sharon Robinson will also leave in the coming weeks. → Read More
The three vacancies on the 15-member Milwaukee Common Council will be filled in the April 4 election, finally bringing the council to full strength. → Read More
City officials argue that the once-a-decade survey fell 16,500 residents short of Milwaukee's true population figure. → Read More
Mayor Johnson counted landing the 2024 Republican National Convention as the the city's biggest win and record homicides its biggest challenge. → Read More
The approval from the Plan Commission came after 3 1/2 hours of discussion that featured disagreement over the proposed location. → Read More
Kimberly Zapata is free on a $2,500 signature bond after her first hearing in court. → Read More
The changes and delays in services to city residents are the result of a serious staffing shortage in the Department of Public Works. → Read More