Wisconsin State Fair Park updates youth admission policy after fights at fair last month
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (WBAY) - The Wisconsin State Fair Park said Thursday it’s updating it’s Youth Admission Policy. The announcement comes after multiple fights broke out at the fair last month. The policy states fairgoers 17 years of age and under must be accompanied by a parent, guardian,...
CBRE brokers sale of 374-unit multifamily portfolio in Milwaukee
CBRE has arranged the sale of St. James Place and Arbor Ridge Apartments, a 374-unit multifamily portfolio located in Milwaukee. The buyer purchased the properties from Weidner Apartment Homes for $60 million. Sean Beuche, Matson Holbrook and Gretchen Richards of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction. Jim Flin
Wisconsin Prime Rib Trail 2026 unveiled with new ‘people’s choice’ spot
MILWAUKEE - The Wisconsin Prime Rib Trail is back for 2026, featuring 16 new supper clubs and restaurants across the state. New for this year is also a "people's choice" spot. The Prime Rib Trail celebrates one of Wisconsin’s most beloved traditions: a hearty cut of beef served with the hospitality and atmosphere that
“I have no choice’: Higher fuel costs pressure Milwaukee businesses to adjust rates
Gas and diesel prices were down Wednesday in Wisconsin, but they remain significantly higher than a month ago, adding costs for local businesses that rely on fuel to operate. Gas prices remain nearly 50 cents higher per gallon than they were a month ago, while diesel prices are more than $1 higher per gallon.
Tracking Milwaukee: 4 takeaways on police license plate readers
Though the Milwaukee Police Department is no longer sharing information from its automated license plate reader cameras with outside law enforcement, there are still ways for entities like U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to access that data, according to information shared Tuesday during a panel discussion at
Drought worsens in northern Wisconsin with a few more isolated showers possible locally
September has been a wet month so far. Recently we went through a stretch of six days in a row with at least a trace of rain reports in Milwaukee. The rainiest day was last Saturday when we had record rainfall of nearly 1.50". The month of September has only seen nine dry days so far.
Milwaukee police host ‘Donuts with Detectives’ community event
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — You've heard of Coffee with a Cop, but Wednesday brought a different twist: Donuts with Detectives. Community members gathered at Marcus DeBack Playground for the casual event, which gave residents a chance to meet detectives with the Milwaukee Police Department. Attendees were able to ask...
Student taken into custody after weapon found at Nathan Hale High School
WEST ALLIS, Wis.— A student was taken into custody Wednesday, Sept. 23, after a weapon was found in their backpack at Nathan Hale High School in West Allis, according to school officials. In a letter to the school community, Principal Matt Lesar said staff detected the odor of marijuana...
Nonpartisan Audit Contradicts Josh Kaul’s Crime Lab Claims as AG Struggles to Explain Delays
“Analyst vacancies more than tripled and DNA results slowed on Kaul’s watch” – DA Eric Toney. A nonpartisan audit contradicts a claim that Attorney General Josh Kaul made to a Milwaukee television station about the severely challenged state crime lab, which has taken in far fewer cases under Kaul with longer delays.
David Crowley Says Beer Gardens, Golf & the Marina Contribute to ‘Racial Inequity’
“Since when did enjoying a cold one become about race?” – Tom Tiffany. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley believes beer gardens, golf and the marina contribute to “racial inequity” in society. The December 2021 post from Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley has resurfaced in the Wisconsin...

















