'We should be thinking about the city we want in the future, 30 years from now.'

Reports that Ryan is Considering Retiring in 2018 Another Sign That He's Scared of Facing Bryce Next November

Crowd surrounds house at 40th and Lloyd believed to be connected to missing children.

Municipal leaders ask federal authorities to consider rail line from Milwaukee to Green Bay.

A 4-1 edge for state Democratic party last year, the biggest ever. And they have Scott Walker and Republicans to thank.

After student referendum calls for this, MU Board of Trustees prohibits such investments by endowment.

Feds give final approval to $32 million grant to fund second daily Chicago, Milwaukee, Twin Cities train.

Police visited alleged sex trafficking house, burned last night, 27 times in four years.

Robin Vos and three other Republicans who opposed federal grants got at least $150,000.

Mike Crute’s new talk radio station, WAUK 540 AM, will compete with local right-wing talkers.

Lender, developer working with city to help working people build homes.

Startup could be funded by $44 billion from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

KRM project, killed in 2011, would connect lakefront communities in southern Wisconsin.

Part of mayor's proposal to build 50 miles of protected bike lanes by 2026.

But in Nigeria, not Wisconsin.

Wider sidewalks, fewer traffic lanes contemplated.

Donations made just two weeks after $366 million funding for team passed.

Effort seeks to organize company's 21 locations in Milwaukee, Chicago and Madison.

Rethink 794 thinks replacing elevated freeway with boulevard could lead to $1.5 billion in development, better city.

Company gave millions to group sponsoring Capitol insurrection, opposed pandemic measures, endangered employees’ health.

He has said he wants to stop what the companies he invested in did: paying zero federal taxes on investments.

One Milwaukee officer and two Bayside officers. 'Very disturbing,' says police ethics expert.

Ice cream producer will open first Milwaukee-area shop near N. Broadway and E. Chicago Street.

Mayor Johnson, County Executive Crowley say cameras are proven tool for addressing reckless driving.

Employees that stick with the company will have chance to become part-owners.

But is still below 2019 figures. Extension will open in October.

New train line would serve as second daily Empire Builder run.

City will issue apology and adopt slew of police policy changes.

Mayor Cavalier Johnson is missing the key way to grow the city.

Reason for leaving Bayside Department unspecified. Two other area cops are Oath Keepers.

Northwestern reviewing contract with company, which gave $4 million to group pushing uprising.

Ridership up 25% since the new bus rapid transit service launched in June.

6 years after deal made, nothing has been manufactured, but price tag keeps rising.

Many seem to think state proposal will tear down Hoan Bridge. Nope. Will that change the views of detractors?

New building would be only hotel on the city's East Side.

Effort would allow underused streets to be turned into temporary parks.

The 6-lane alternatives are far cleaner and safer, as state analysis shows.

Controversy over its removal offers lessons to those opposing plan to take down I-794 link.

6th and Michigan complex would transform Westown and impact local concert business.

Head of GOP election probe was a nasty bully, making slanderous, irresponsible charges to Assembly committee.

Speeding dropped 69% on one southside street.

Grant will overhaul 6th Street through heart of city.

Nomad Coffee Bar will operate a 2,900-square-foot cafe at Vel R. Phillips Plaza.

Tragedy strikes our publication, but optimism abounds.

Only state to do a widescale shutdown, and had a mortality rate far lower than the national average.

Shepard Fairey, designer of iconic Obama Hope image, will bring his work to Milwaukee in time for DNC.

"Growing MKE" proposal part of strategy to grow city to 1 million residents.

Studies will design routes to Madison, Green Bay, Eau Claire as well as expanding existing service.

Supreme Court candidate's financial disclosure forms show payments from Republican Party. No such work done by Protasiewicz.

Thanks to new sales tax, officials begin 2024 budget process with $31.6 million surplus.

MU poll finds 75% of Democrats, 51% of Republicans back legalization.

The iconic Milwaukee tavern will celebrate with a block party on Oct. 15.

Northside main street will receive "Complete Streets" treatment.

Lewis, Kovac back "Universal Basic Income" for 50 poorer families of $500 per month.

And at least one GOP congressman is already trying to stop it.

Rep. David Bowen joins Lena Taylor, Sara Rodriguez in Democratic primary.

Forcing Protasiewicz to recuse could doom fair maps and discourage informative judicial races.

Business improvement district asks for further study after fatal hit-and-run.

Company hires acclaimed designer to help transform its headquarters.

Head of 2020 election review accused of repeated dishonesty, harassing public officials.

Council votes 10-2 in favor, but measure reduced from 12 to six weeks paid leave.

New Connect 1 service already averaging 2,800 rides a day.

Both as county exec and governor, Scott Walker systematically evaded public scrutiny.

VISIT Milwaukee volunteer coordinator now leads city commission.

Seeking 'most feasible' ways to tear down 1 mile (or less) stretch of downtown freeway.

Despite federal blessing for 8-lane expansion, project faces civil rights review.

New redistricting approved by high court could leave just 3 of 99 districts with competitive races.

It's predicated on a theory of congestion and economic development that has no evidence to support it.

Return of federal earmarks, advocacy by Rep. Moore and Sen. Baldwin delivers for county.

Federally-funded rebuild could make streets safer, better for pedestrians, bicyclists.

Republican turns off Facebook comments on his page after facing claims of child abuse.

But some areas will still need improvements as more permanent infrastructure installed.

Republicans charge taxpayers for private attorneys to defend secret legislative scheme before it’s even been created.

New business will sell coffee, cocoa and more in the coveted downtown cafe space.

Workers at its five venues organizing with Milwaukee Area Service and Hospitality Workers.

United council backs state law change. But proposal could die in Legislature.

Her win creates liberal majority on Wisconsin's high court for first time in 15 years.

Federal legislation guarantees equal access to abortion services throughout the U.S.

Crowley's budget includes $50,000 to study line from Downtown to West Allis and Waukesha.

More than 1% of all Milwaukee residents tested positive for COVID-19 this week.

Its rejection of affordable housing brings back ghosts of the past.

And use downtown property taxes to bail out Century City TIF district.

Milwaukee plan for old industrial corridor and nearby residents a finalist for federal grant.

Such growth is critical for cities like Milwaukee if they hope to increase the tax levy.

County on track to have lowest level of street homelessness ever recorded, housing director said.

Community input sought on proposal to convert Stadium Freeway to boulevard.

Rebecca Bradley will hear challenge to Evers' health order from donor who gave her campaign $20,000.

Governor says guns and protests "a recipe for disaster."

Foundation gets ever more radical, using tax exempt funding to bankroll groups undermining democracy.

Budget cuts could slash 45% of all bus routes and 20% of bus service, MCTS warns.

Hines planning fall groundbreaking at 333 N. Water St.

The 11-story building would be only hotel between Downtown and Glendale.

Four board members face recall elections.

Startup could be funded by $44 billion from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Attorney Stephanie Rapkin is accused of spitting on teenager, shoving college student and kneeing police officer in groin.

Alderman Bauman floats idea as strategy to save money if future extension is built.

Johnson vows to make Milwaukee a city that attracts people because of its schools.