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Homeowner seeks advice after finding concerning note from city taped to front door: 'I'm a little worried'
Many people are opting to say farewell to traditional lawns by ditching the grass and planting low-maintenance native plants. Sometimes, however, this can cause issues with compliance with city regulations, as one homeowner recently found out. The native-plant enthusiast shared a photo to Reddit of a letter they received from...
MADACC shelter at capacity; animals in 'urgent need' of adoption
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission said Friday its shelter is at capacity after an "overwhelming influx" of animals. The organization said it is currently taking in more animals than it can adopt out, and there is an "urgent need" to find loving families for those animals. Right...
Wisconsin Foodies Are Excited About Taco Fest In Milwaukee
If you're a fan of tacos, a road trip to Wisconsin should definitely be in your future to attend this tasty festival. I'm a huge fan of tacos. They are one of my favorite foods. I could eat them almost every day. Luckily, we have plenty of good places to order them in Rockford. I like to explore other cities for tasty ones too. On my bucket list is a taco fest.
What to know about a new north shore restaurant serving seafood, Southern and Cajun food
Zach Suddath never really liked key lime pie as a kid. It took his father concocting a special recipe for a new restaurant he was starting for him to finally fall in love with the dessert. "Oh my gosh, I figured it out. I made the key lime pie," Zach's father David had...
Green Day's Saturday night spectacle at American Family Field
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Mexican Fiesta opens in Milwaukee; popular pastry draws regulars
MILWAUKEE - At Mexican Fiesta in Milwaukee, there is no festival without one popular pastry that families look forward to each year. There is a Mexican saying – "se vende como pan caliente" – that means "it's selling like hotcakes." That's what FOX6 saw Friday as people stopped to get their hands on pan de feria.
New Gallery Opens in Racine
Racine---An old industrial building that’s home to an eclectic mix of entrepreneurs and artists will officially open a new gallery Thursday night. The Racine Business Center’s "Gallery on 16th" showcases the works of some two dozen of the building’s 60 or so artist/occupants. A member of the...
'We Got This Garden' in Milwaukee celebrates end of season
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee community garden is reaping the reward of weeks of weeding, planting and growing. "We Got This Garden" held a celebration to end its season on Saturday, Aug. 24. "It’s actually pretty fun," Lamont Walker said. With a little shovel and a lot of patience, Walker...
Groundbreaking announced for Downtown MKE Dog Park
The new MKE Dog Park is expected to open later this year at 103 W. Clybourn St. and a groundbreaking ceremony has been set for Thursday, Sept. 5 at 3 p.m. The 22,000-square-foot dog park – a collaboration between Milwaukee Downtown, Business Improvement District #21 (BID #21) and the Historic Third Ward Business Improvement District #2 (BID #2) – will be built beneath the I-794 freeway, along the west bank of the Milwaukee River, which will also get a new section of RiverWalk.
In The Crates: Wendy Norton
In The Crates is an interview series from Breaking And Entering, looking at the world of Milwaukee’s DJs and why they do what they do. This time on In The Crates, Ben Slowey sits down with Wendy Norton, who plays in several Milwaukee bands, as well as DJs for punk nights. The two talk about how she got into music, the Punk Rock Rummage Sale that she organizes, and much, much more. Check it out here!
Ubuntu MKE, Flavors of Africa Event to Unite, Bridge Differences
Yollande Tchouapi is a visionary when it comes to using food to unite individuals and communities. For more than a decade, Tchouapi, a native of Cameroon, has welcomed and encouraged exploration of African and Caribbean cuisines and cultures. Her line of spices and sauces, Afro Fusion, along with Irie Zulu, her former restaurant in Wauwatosa, served as vehicles of culinary and cultural exploration.
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