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Milwaukee Retail Theft Ring Members Get Prison Time in Kenosha County

Kenosha, Wis., (WLIP)–Two Milwaukee men are headed to prison after what prosecutors call a pattern of organized retail theft targeting Kenosha County businesses. Kenosha County District Attorney Xavier Solis says Andre Thomas and Kejuan Brown stole high-value merchandise in multiple incidents across county lines...
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Waukesha County: Police shooting near Highway 67 and Griffith Road in Summit

WAUKESHA COUNTY, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A police-involved shooting took place on Highway 67 near Griffith Road in the Village of Summit Thursday morning, March 19. The Western Lake Fire District said an active emergency situation was underway and asked people to stay away from the area. Other law enforcement...
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On the Burger Trail: The namesake burger at Foxhole Craft Beer Shop & Kitchen

414, let's have one more! It’s Bar Month at OnMilwaukee, and we’re tapping into the city’s bar scene with stories worth sipping. Cocktails, corner bars, and everything in between — all month long, with partners Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Miller Lite. Thirsty for more? To find even more bar content, click here!
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MPS makes changes to positions in central services

MILWAUKEE — Some organizational changes are coming to Milwaukee Public Schools amid a round of layoffs. Chief of Schools Keely Roberts and Budget Director Nick Sinram are both leaving the district, with their last day set for this Friday, March 20, according to a statement from MPS. The chief...
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Milwaukee cancels Cesar Chavez Day event after abuse allegations

Milwaukee canceled its Cesar Chavez Day event after a report alleged the late labor leader abused minors, prompting local leaders to call for accountability and discussion about his legacy.
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3 Milwaukee youth arrested following armed vehicle theft, police say

Milwaukee police say they arrested three youth on March 18 following an armed robbery of a vehicle. The incident took place at about 1:32 p.m. on the 5400 block of North Lovers Lane Road when armed suspects approached the victim, and demanded and obtained the victim's vehicle, according to police. Officers observed...
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‘It crushed me’: Family grieves as Milwaukee police search for double shooting suspect

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A family is grieving as police search for the man they say shot and killed a Milwaukee man and injured his sister. "It crushed me," said Demontre Harvey. "It felt like my life and my world was ending." One week ago, Demontre Harvey says his life...
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Historical Society names finalists for Public Art Award

The finalists were selected by a jury that includes Linda Marcus, John Riepenhoff and Jeffrey Morin, and the winner will be announced at a ceremony at MCHS, 910 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. on April 15, at 5 p.m. The event is open to the public. Milwaukee County...
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Zócalo co-founder simplifies event planning with Eventini

Anyone who’s ever planned a party, festival or corporate event knows the drill: dozens of emails, back-and-forth scheduling, menu questions, contracts and coordination headaches. Milwaukee entrepreneur Jesus Gonzalez has seen that chaos from both sides of the equation. As the operator behind Zócalo Food Park,...
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‘Welcome to the Hub’: Racine Residents Take a Direct Role in Their Own Criminal...

(WPR)---It’s a cold evening in Racine, but it’s warm inside the local library where a group of volunteers is gathering for a weekly meeting. Bobby Ayala drags chairs into a circular formation. Roughly half a dozen people file in, and Ayala calls them to order. “Hello, everybody,” Ayala...

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