While there are disagreements on how to fix it, many agree that speeding near Mitchell Street is a problem. The city is bringing more traffic calming measures to the area.
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Posted inPublic Safety & Criminal Justice
Five people with Milwaukee ties will have commutation hearings in August
They are among the first applicants to appear before Wisconsin’s reestablished Commutation Advisory Board, which was created to make recommendations on potential sentence reductions to Gov. Tony Evers.
Posted inEducation
Student loan defaults surge in Wisconsin, US after federal reprieve ends
The pandemic grace period has ended, along with the most generous repayment plan. Now, borrowers across the state are struggling to repay, and those who attended Wisconsin’s for-profit colleges are twice as likely to be delinquent on their loans.
Posted inEconomic Development, Fact Briefs
Is the Milwaukee I-94 construction project expected to take eight years?
Yes. According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, the project that began in 2025 is expected to wrap up in 2033.
Posted inHealth and Wellness
Here’s what you need to know about the proposed cuts by MCTS
The proposed cuts are the result of the Milwaukee County Transit System’s long-term structural budget shortfall.
Posted inArts and Recreation, Health and Wellness
Check out these farmers markets and other free neighborhood events in Milwaukee this summer
Buy fresh fruits and vegetables, join a wellness class, learn about arts and culture and more at community events this summer.
Posted inCommunity
Can Wisconsin voters void a returned absentee ballot? New lawsuit sends issue back to court
The Wisconsin Elections Commission said they can’t, contradicting its past guidance and legal arguments.
Posted inCommunity
Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor has changed a lot since January — and not much at all
Wisconsin Watch checked in with the five remaining candidates as they made their pitch to voters across the state.
Posted inArts and Recreation
Milwaukee teens use AI tools to create apps to help solve community problems
From skin care to entrepreneurship, Milwaukee Vibe Coding Summer Camp gave teens a free opportunity to learn AI and coding skills and use them to resolve everyday challenges.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the week of July 27
Attend a neighborhood meeting; honor doulas, birthworkers and midwives; meet your new adoptable pet; and more.