This week had a bit of (city) news for everyone.
Have you been following the debate over a proposed new City Hall and new library? The council voted to affirm
Six cases of West Nile Virus have been found in birds and mosquitos so far this year in four Wisconsin counties. No human cases have been reported yet in the state.
Currently serving as community development director for Brown Deer, Nate Piotrowski will fill the position formerly held by Mark Hammond, who stepped down in May.
Happy Friday! It was a big week at City Hall, with some significant news from the Common Council's committee meetings. A full council meeting is set for next
The memorial is set to be built on the triangular parcel on the southwest corner of Harwood and Milwaukee avenues, possibly in time for Veterans Day this November.
The weekly digest returns after a midsummer hiatus — just in time for the latest batch of campaign finance disclosures!
Campaigns for state Legislature submitted their reports containing revenues and expenses
The smoke from Canada has turned the air hazardous across a wide swath of the United States, from Minnesota to New York City, and it could linger into the weekend.
The fundraiser, organized by Tosa Skateboarders United, will be held 6 to 9 p.m. June 20 in the Muellner Building at Hart Park near the Tosa Skatepark.
Does it feel like summer yet? The prognosis is likely, here in Wauwatosa, where outdoor festivities are in full swing. Last weekend it was ART 64 (congratulations, Ana Paula Martins)
