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A large scrapyard fire in Milwaukee's Menomonee Valley produced thick smoke near 16th and Bruce on Thursday while crews and police worked at the scene.
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The UW Board of Regents approved a 2% tuition increase for 2026–27, marking the fourth straight year students will pay more.
Food & Drinks in ...
Char'd, a modern Korean spot in Milwaukee's Third Ward, closed after eight years and served its last guests on Saturday, ending a run that began in 2018.
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Party Animals vs Loco Beach Coconuts land at American Family Field June 6–7; both shows are sold out. Here’s practical info on parking, plaza times and resale tickets.
A Milwaukee man has been arrested after police say he shot his upstairs neighbor during a noise dispute. The suspect faces first-degree homicide charges and is due in court in June.
After a six‑month rebuild, EsterEv is back in Bay View with a full à la carte menu and its chef's‑counter experience.
Sports in ...
A lawsuit over a senior's transfer eligibility could cost Arrowhead its 2025 WIAA state football championship.
A 37-year-old man was shot during a robbery near 25th and Hope on Tuesday morning. Milwaukee police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Neu Tool & Supply's Springdale Road headquarters sold for $8.45 million, covering roughly 7.2 acres. The deal highlights steady demand for owner‑user industrial properties in Waukesha County.
Arts & Culture in ...
Milwaukee’s new museum director wants MAM to be civic infrastructure, not an ornament. Her outreach and a student-art controversy are sharpening the plan.
A 14-year-old was shot Sunday near Armitage and Fond du Lac in Milwaukee. Police say the injury was nonfatal and are asking the public for tips and video.
A 10-year-old in Whitefish Bay reported a stranger approached him while he rode his bike; police say the child left unharmed and officials are asking for tips.
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Back-to-back festivals at Franklin Field revived a long-running noise dispute. Neighbors are seeking damages while the venue vows sound mitigation and monitoring.
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