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Conservative ads target local Dems over trains
The Wisconsin Club for Growth started running radio ads this week targeting four Milwaukee-area Dems for their support of...
Neumann’s ads air in Milwaukee market
GOP gubernatorial hopeful Mark Neumann, a southeastern Wisconsin homebuilder, brags in a new radio ad that he was kicked...
Supreme Court agrees to hear Milwaukee sick leave mandate case
The Milwaukee sick leave mandate case between the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce (MMAC) and Milwaukee 9to5 will be...
Newsmaker Luncheon to feature GOP senate candidates
The public is invited to the Milwaukee Press Club's next Newsmaker Luncheon, which will feature Wisconsin Republican senate candidates...
Report: Transitioning Milwaukee’s economy a ‘work in progress’
A new report describes Milwaukee's transition from a manufacturing-based economy to a knowledge economy as a "work in progress,"...
‘Tea Party Express’ to hit Milwaukee
The "Tea Party Express," a bus tour of conservative activists, will hit Milwaukee April 7 as part of a...
Milwaukee Water Council names Amhaus as executive director
The Milwaukee Water Council has selected Dean Amhaus, a veteran nonprofit leader and Milwaukee proponent, as its first executive...
Names in the news
The Ozaukee County GOP will host the four Republican candidates for lieutenant governor -- state Rep. BRETT DAVIS, R-Oregon,...
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Public urges lawmakers to impose stricter limits on payday loans
At a public hearing in West Allis today, citizens called on lawmakers to impose stricter regulations on the payday...
Milwaukee restaurants support grass roots clean water effort
Eight Milwaukee-area restaurants will participate in the U.S. Fund for UNICEF’s nationwide UNICEF Tap Project during World Water Week, March 21 to March 27.
Unity in Motion receives grant money to advance learning curriculum
Milwaukee-based Unity in Motion Inc recently received $10,000 from the Helen Bader Foundation to continue its mentoring, literacy, and educational outreach to under served city youth.
