Why It’s Taking So Long to Raise This Downtown Skyscraper
The long-delayed lakefront skyscraper is poised to rise above eight years of legal wrangling and investor skepticism – with a lot of government help.
Police – Without the Gun
Civilian community service officers could play a larger role in a smaller MPD.
How Wauwatosa Became a Democratic Stronghold
Western suburb’s political evolution gives once-dominant Republicans the Tosa blues
Let’s Look at Wisconsin’s Recent History With Recounts
Wisconsin’s last two statewide recounts didn’t affect the outcome of either race and led Republicans to make recounts more difficult
Everything to Know About Milwaukee County’s Incoming Bus Rapid Transit Service
A special new bus line built up with amenities aims to convert east-west commuters to transit.
The Spring Was a Crash Course For Schools. Will the Fall Be Any Different?
The coronavirus forced teachers and students into a sudden experiment in online learning. Nobody was ready for what happened next.
The DNC Will Still Have an Impact on Downtown Milwaukee Traffic
Secret Service announces street and freeway ramp closures, plus restrictions on trucks, buses and RVs
Could Ranked-Choice Voting Cure Wisconsin’s Polarized Politics?
Good, better, best
Milwaukee County Is Building Its Rapid Bus Line Without the Matching Skyscraper
County transit planners no longer expect the long-delayed skyscraper will be completed before the BRT line starts running in fall 2022
Q&A With Milwaukee’s New County Executive
Milwaukee County will face its enormous challenges over the next four years with 34-year-old David Crowley as its new executive.