Milwaukee Universities Educate Freshmen about Preventing Sexual Assault
While authorities investigate the use of so-called 'date rape' drugs at a UWM frat, the university is just one in town that talks to new students about inappropriate behavior.
View ArticleMPS Announces New Superintendent
The Milwaukee School Board has named Dr. Darienne Driver to lead the state's largest district.
View ArticleLessons Learned From Bradley Center's Construction
Milwaukee's downtown was growing when the Bradley Center was built.
View ArticleZoo Interchange Reconstruction Triggers More Closures, Some Openings
Motorists who travel through the state's busiest freeway exchange will see more changes in the Zoo Interchange.
View ArticleCounty Worker Contributions One Key to Abele's Budget
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele's proposed 2015 budget holds the line on taxes, but at a cost for some employees.
View ArticleMilwaukee County Ballot Includes Move to Amend Referendum
One referendum question on the November ballot here urges Congress to amend the U.S. Constitution.
View ArticleSupervisor Spends Night In Park to Call Attention to Homelessness
Milwaukee County Supervisor Michael Mayo calls his second homeless awareness event a success and promises a return next year.
View ArticleMilwaukee Police Vote: No Confidence in Chief Flynn
The vote follows the police chief's decision to fire an officer, who shot and killed a mentally ill man in a downtown park, in April.
View ArticleVoter Turnout in Milwaukee Exceeds State Average
Tuesday's turnout of 66 percent of eligible voters in the city of Milwaukee was higher than the state average of 57 percent.
View ArticleBon Voyage! Bob Bach Reflects On His Radio Career
If you’re a regular listener to Milwaukee Public Radio, you’ve probably been waking up to the same distinctive voice for the last ten years.
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