Nathaniel Rosenberg

Some attorneys and former employees are backing up public housing residents who have accused the Milwaukee Housing Authority of poor accounting practices.

He sees the work he does, supporting and looking out for unhoused people day after day, as directly tied to his faith

Crowley also encouraged lawmakers to reach a deal to fund Brewers stadium renovations, and Johnson pushed for gun control.

The collaboration comes as Milwaukee Habitat aims to double its housing output to 40 homes a year by 2028.

The meeting saw debate on whether to recommend rescinding the counties declaration of racism as a public health crisis.

Sam and Chick Westby spent 42 days biking 3,600 miles across the U.S., sharing their journey with their growing social media followers along the way.

Two Milwaukee residents said their rights were violated during arrests near a memorial to Sylville Smith, whose shooting by police sparked the unrest.

"We've accomplished something huge, something major, something extraordinary for our city," Johnson said, surrounded by a group of supporters.

Two residents say their rights were violated while arrested at a memorial for Sylville Smith, whose shooting by police touched off the 2016 unrest.

Johnson is fresh off of helping to land a local government funding deal with Republicans in Madison to avoid massive service cuts in Milwaukee.

The council voted 12-3 Tuesday to implement the tax, sending it to Mayor Cavalier Johnson to sign.

The measure needed a supermajority of 10 council members to pass and ultimately was approved on a 12-3 vote.

The Milwaukee Common Council is expected to vote Tuesday on enacting a 2% sales tax aimed at avoiding a financial cliff.

Doug Thompson grew up in West Allis, where the closure of a union factory, Allis-Chalmers, devastated his community. Decades later, he became part of the union drive at Colectivo.

As fires in Canada fuel "very unhealthy" air in Milwaukee, health officials suggest staying inside, with an air conditioner on and windows closed.

The resolution passed overwhelmingly, by a vote of 25-1, though it was preceded by four hours of often critical testimony.

The ordinances prohibit trucks downtown from selling food after 1 a.m. and requires vendors in Burnham Park to apply for a limited number of spots.

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said liberals "want race, color and gender to be a part of everything and almost mandated for what people should believe."

The resolution, which has the support of a supermajority of the Board of Supervisors, would protect gender affirming care in the county, even is outlawed by state legislators.

The Mayor of Door County joined the annual events in Sister Bay.