Tawyana Duncan says she hopes the Brewers’ historic run draws more youths to baseball, and increases support for her league and others.
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The pause on utility cutoffs begins Nov. 1: Here’s what you need to know
Utility disconnections pause from Nov. 1 to April 15, 2027. Here’s some information to help you keep the lights on.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
Can unarmed ICE agents watch voting? In Wisconsin that depends on who you ask
Dane County officials called the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s guidance confusing at best. Legal experts said the commission didn’t err.
Posted inEconomic Development, Social Development Commission
City of Milwaukee pulls commissioner from SDC board in latest loss of support
The City of Milwaukee withdrew Jackie Q. Carter from her appointment on the Social Development Commission board on Friday.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
What do they do? Here’s your guide to the roles and responsibilities of elected officials in Wisconsin
As voters prepare for the Nov. 3 general election, the responsibilities of those on the ballot are still a mystery for some. Not anymore.
Posted inCommunity
Incumbent Kaul slightly outraising Toney in rematch for Wisconsin attorney general
Democrat Josh Kaul squeaked past his Republican challenger, Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney, winning by about 1% in 2022.
Posted inArts and Recreation
Brewers’ World Series run nets South Side club a $25,000 donation from Major League Baseball
The Milwaukee Baseball Club will use the award to purchase new equipment, including a new HitTrax simulator.
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Meet some of Milwaukee’s biggest Brewers superfans
We spoke to some of the city’s biggest Brewers fans about what the team means to them and how they’re feeling about the World Series.
Posted inArts and Recreation
5 things to know and do the week of Oct. 26
Learn about urban agriculture with farmers and community leaders; hear of careers in the media as a teen; trick-or-treat and connect with community resources; and more.
Posted inGovernment & Politics
In Wisconsin, voters cast early in-person ballots as distrust in the mail grows
Voters from around the Milwaukee metro area told Votebeat that in-person absentee voting is a simple way to avoid a mail system that they say has become risky.