How Can the Milwaukee Police Department Improve Community Relations?
Chief Jeffrey Norman answers that and more in this wide-ranging MilMag interview.
Are This Spur Freeway’s Days Numbered?
Prodded by local leaders, the state will study replacing the Stadium North Freeway with a boulevard with the goal of reunifying West Side neighborhoods.
Cavalier Johnson Made History in More Ways Than One
Not only did he become Milwaukee’s first elected Black mayor, but he also won his first term by a margin not seen in at least 122 years.
Who Voted for Whom in the Mayoral Primary?
Primary results show Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson appealing across racial lines as he and ex-Ald. Bob Donovan advance to general election
What to Watch for in the Milwaukee Mayoral Primary
With seven candidates in the race, every percentage point counts, and their previous campaigns may not help predict the outcome of this one.
History Is on Hold in Milwaukee Mayor’s Race
A crowded and diverse field lines up to replace Barrett, but no one is sure how long U.S. Senate politics will keep their campaigns waiting.
Where Did the Playoffs Payoff Go? It Wasn’t to the City
The Bucks’ NBA victory produced some $3 million in tax revenue – but without a municipal sales tax, none of that went to the city.
Tearman Spencer’s First Year as City Attorney Has Been Marked by Turmoil
After a chaotic first year for Milwaukee’s city attorney, former staffers describe a reign of fear, sexism and potential ethical violations.
Who’s in Charge of Milwaukee if Barrett Becomes Ambassador to Luxembourg?
Council President Johnson would take over – until a special election that’s likely to be intensely competitive
Milwaukee’s Summer Services Are Limited Thanks to County Staffing Shortages
Food service concessions and popular attractions like the zoo’s zip line are cutting hours or temporarily closing for lack of employees