News & Politics

The Marcus Center’s Parking Structure Was Set for Redevelopment – Why Has It Stalled?

After a signature Downtown skyscraper is put on ice, the city is not moving forward with that developer for a long-sought project right next door.

There’s a lot of publicly available information on the Milwaukee Police Department’s activity – here’s where to start.

Small Change, which opened in Bay View last fall, wants creatives to come together in its hybrid space.

A Milwaukee tattoo artist dives into how he went from barely being able to draw to co-owning his own tattoo shop.

Local food and beverage businesses rely heavily on imported products, and America’s new tariffs are driving prices up.

The artist behind Art Below Zero and many frozen creations at Wisconsin’s winter festivals can really break the ice.

Is the lake effect from Lake Michigan still a thing in Milwaukee? We asked an expert.

A bill proposes up to 75 traffic and speed cameras for the city’s most dangerous streets – with automatic tickets for speeders and red-light runners.

The crowded Democratic field is drawing comparisons to the 2018 gubernatorial primary as fewer candidates are seeking the GOP nod.

The Olympic speedskating trials at the Pettit ended with seven men and six women selected for Milan.