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New hotels in the area are still popping up amid pandemic
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Milwaukee Health Department says it has received reopening plans...
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Famous Racing Sausages take part in race at Milwaukee County...
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Tragedy into triumph: Sherman Park hosts school supply giveaway
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Wauwatosa mayor says protest ordinances will now be enforced
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Local postal workers feel cuts and changes to USPS will slow...
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Wauwatosa Peace Officers Association poll shows lack of confidence...
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Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission fail to release public...
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DNC road closures begin Friday, but perimeter shrinks
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Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week: 31-year-old man shot dead while...
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Evers expects Trump to wear mask during visit next week
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’Earn and Learn’ program participants recognized for their...
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Brewers shattered preseason expectations by staying in the playoff chase until the last weekend of the season. The second full season of a rebuilding project under general manager David Stearns turned into a pleasant surprise. The Brewers won 86 games, a 13-game improvement from 2016.