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Xperience Milwaukee is hosting an All-White Party in Milwaukee with Live Performance from Jagged Edge
Across the city, Milwaukee community leaders are coming together and creating events and spaces to acknowledge the talent and progress the city is experiencing. Xperience Milwaukee is on the same mission. Founded by Myron Smith, Tim Ricketts, and Johnny L. Jones, the trio combined their unique city experiences to create...
Where to watch Fourth of July fireworks in Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, other Wisconsin cities
Fourth of July is right around the corner, which means it's time to figure out where you'll be ringing in the night with fireworks. Here's a guide of Independence Day celebrations across the state, with everything from fireworks and parades to water ski shows and cornhole tournaments. Milwaukee. Though the...
Wisconsin’s Most Dangerous Cities in 2024: Crime Rates and Statistics
Rising Crime Rates in Wisconsin’s Major Cities – Milwaukee and Madison Lead the List Small Towns, Big Problems – The Most Dangerous Places in Wisconsin Under 10,000 Population According to the Southwest Journal, Wisconsin‘s main concern used to be disappointed Packers fans. However, the state now faces more serious issues with several high-crime cities. Known […]
CBS 58 tours popular riverfront bar once known as a 'hidden gem' in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (CBS 58)-- If you're from the Milwaukee area, it's likely you've heard or even experienced this pretty cool hangout spot by the riverfront. In years' past, it's been considered a so-called 'hidden gem,' but as it has expanded over the years, they've made quite a name for themselves.
6 new affordable housing developments eligible for loan programs
Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) are handing out the next round of money for the Vacancy-to-Vitality, Restore Main Street, and Infrastructure Access loan programs. “Expanding access to affordable housing is a critical part of our efforts to address our state’s generational workforce challenges...
Ten Milwaukee aldermen ask mayor 'not to advance' housing authority board nominees
MILWAUKEE — This week, 10 Milwaukee Common Council members asked for more involvement in the nomination process of the Housing Authority of the city of Milwaukee's board of commissioners. The public housing authority has been shrouded in controversy following health and safety complaints from residents for years. "I'd say...
No lakefront fireworks in Milwaukee, could mean a boom for local fireworks businesses
WEST MILWAUKEE, Wis. — The cancellation of the annual lakefront fireworks show brought disappointment for many people in the Milwaukee area. Now people are taking matters into their own hands and heading to local fireworks vendors this year. Hashona Hunt is the tent operator for Phantom Fireworks on Miller...
Milwaukee's Granville neighborhood is a diverse community with a storied history
Milwaukee's Granville neighborhood has a long and storied history. But it wasn't always a part of the city of Milwaukee. When it was formed in 1840, Granville was a town unto itself, with borders that stretched north from Hampton Avenue to County Line Road and west from 27th Street and Range Line Road to 124th Street. It had more than 50 neighborhoods and covered 36 square miles of unincorporated land in Milwaukee County.
Biden campaign: Wisconsin Democrats highlight Biden’s record delivering & Trump’s campaign of ‘Revenge’ post-debate
Today, following last night’s presidential debate, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, and Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler held a press call debriefing the two distinct visions for America outlined by President Biden and Donald Trump on the debate stage: President Joe Biden’s positive vision for the future and Donald Trump’s dark “vision,” where he will serve as a dictator on day one, give tax cuts to the ultra-wealthy on the backs of the middle class, and rip away women’s rights.
Free HIV testing, Milwaukee Health Dept. teams up with Walgreens
MILWAUKEE - While getting tested for HIV may sound scary, it's a preventative measure that can keep you and others safe. "Testing positive for HIV is not a death sentence, not at all," said Caitlyn Stockhausen, Disease Intervention Specialist Coordinator for the City of Milwaukee. It's a message meant to...
I have so many wonderful memories of Milwaukee. I hope RNC guests spend here. | Letters
As a high school graduate in 1951 — from a small town in Northern Wisconsin with no possibility of employment — I came to Milwaukee four days after graduation, by train, of course. A lot has happened since 1951. I have lived in Denver and Chicago, among other places, and done a lot...
Families in Milwaukee attend Bike and Play Fest
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee families came out to the MMSD's West Basin near 35th and Capitol for Bike and Play Fest on Saturday, June 29. It was hosted by the Northwest Side Community Development Corporation, who is hoping to highlight the area as the community is working to turn it into a water basin and a community green space.
'We want to stop it at the source': Milwaukee organizations promote Plastic Free July
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) --- The Plastic Free July movement is in full swing. The campaign is aimed at challenging people to think twice about their consumption of plastic and how it impacts our environment. The movement is widespread but there's strong support in the Milwaukee area. Milwaukee Riverkeeper, a science-based...
Milwaukee business owners seeing mixed revenue impact from RNC bookings
MILWAUKEE — Downtown Milwaukee businesses are seeing a mixed bag for Republican National Convention bookings, with only a couple weeks to go until the big convention. Some downtown businesses and event venues told Spectrum News they’re concerned about a lack of revenue increase during the RNC. Gregory Leon,...
Nights in Wisconsin cities have become hotter. The cost is beyond just loss of sleep.
No one ever thought of Wisconsin as being in the tropics, but a new report says our cities are experiencing more uncomfortably hot "tropical nights," raising the risk of a cascade of consequences from a loss of sleep. Climate Central, a nonprofit organization that reports on climate science, found that...
'Summerfest is for everyone': Milwaukee World Festivals talk about new change at Summerfest
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- You've heard of the big gig, and now there is a little gig. The permanent Northwestern Mutual stage is hosting all kinds of kid's programs just for kids. Music, artists, even the Milwaukee Fire Department. There's face painting and hands on activities. CBS 58 talked to...
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