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Milwaukee might ramp up Airbnb rules. That could include requiring operators to live there
Milwaukee Airbnb hosts and other short-term rental operators could see more regulations, including requiring them to live at those properties. That's according to members of the Common Council − which might consider such rules this fall. ...
Milwaukee-area home sales fell in June. Shortage of available houses hurting first-time buyers
The Milwaukee home market had a slow month in June, as the housing shortage continues to squeeze first-time homebuyers. Milwaukee-area home sales were down 7% in June compared to the same month last year, according to the Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors monthly market report. That's the first time monthly home sales have dropped this year. ...
Oak Creek could get a rehabilitation hospital on site planned for a hospital for six years
A physical rehabilitation hospital could be coming soon to Oak Creek on a site that has been planned for a medical facility for six years. The Oak Creek Common Council, by a 4-0 vote, approved the rezoning of a parcel at 1402 W. Hampstead Lane from general business to institutional. ...
Things to do in Milwaukee this weekend, including air show, Harley-Davidson festival
WaterStone Bank Air & Water Show in Milwaukee The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds return to the skies above the Lake Michigan shore just north of downtown Milwaukee for the WaterStone Bank Air & Water Show July 27-28. Both days, water events start off McKinley and Bradford beaches at 10 a.m.; the air...
The largest vintage festival in Wisconsin returns this summer
You've probably already visited some local vintage and thrift stores in Milwaukee, but the largest vintage shopping market is coming here soon. The Wisconsin Vintage Fest will return Saturday, Aug. 4 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Deer District, 1134 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave. Over 75 vendors will be...
Who was Frank Balistrieri, Milwaukee's reputed organized crime boss?
Organized crime in Milwaukee isn't as well-known as the Outfit in Chicago or the Mafia in New York. But under the leadership of Frank P. Balistrieri, it was reputed to be no less ruthless. Although Balistrieri was suspected by law enforcement of ordering a string of murders in and around Milwaukee, none were ever...
Waukesha Kindergarten Teacher Catherine Beris Honored for Dedication and Compassion
WAUKESHA, WI — Great teachers make a significant impact on their students, and in Waukesha, one such exceptional educator is Catherine Beris. Recognized for her dedication and compassion, Beris has left a lasting impression on her students and their families. The Patch, in partnership with T-Mobile, has highlighted the...
Turning cooler and drier for a hot second
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Better weather ahead for the next few days, especially if you like it drier and cooler. Highs the next few days will be in the mid 70s primarily with lows in the 50s and 60s. It gets warmer into the weekend with highs then in the 80s. Closer to 90 on Sunday and Monday with the chance of rain and storms increasing, especially later Sunday and Monday. The humidity will be higher as well. It'll be interesting to see if we can actually hit 90 in July. We haven't so far. Also, you wonder if any 100 degree temperatures are lurking around the corner for August. Haven't see those numbers this summer either. Stay tuned!
Old payphone pedestal may have saved 2 pedestrians from car rolling over them
MILWAUKEE (WISN) - A relic of a bygone era may have saved the lives of two people walking on the sidewalk in Milwaukee when a car involved in a crash suddenly rolled over them. Dramatic surveillance video shows the two-car crash Saturday evening. A dark SUV is seen turning into...
Sheboygan Bar Closed Due to “Unfair Restrictions” on Its Liquor License
A popular bar in Sheboygan hasn’t poured a drink, fried cheese curds, or played any music on the jukebox since the beginning of July. Dave’s Who’s Inn, located at 835 Indiana Avenue near the Sheboygan River, is going through a dispute with the City of Sheboygan over what they say are unfair restrictions that were added to their liquor license.
Former Milwaukee Bucks Starter Barred From Competing In The 2024 Olympic Games
The Milwaukee Bucks are being well represented in the 2024 Olympic Games. Of course, Giannis Antetokounmpo headlines the Bucks as his Greece team looks to make a run. However, there is one former Bucks player who has been denied the opportunity to play in the Olympics. Former Milwaukee Bucks Starter...
CBS 58 visits the 2024 Racine County Fair -- from agriculture to tractor pulls and pig races
UNION GROVE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The Racine County Fair kicked off at 8 a.m. on Wednesday, July 24. The fair is five full days of grandstand events, agriculture and Racine County history. CBS 58 was at the fair on opening day to see what's new and returning at the...
Kenosha County Board Rejects Advisory Resolution on 2025 Tax Levy Limits in 11-8 Vote
Kenosha, WI (WLIP)–The Kenosha County Board voted 11-8 against approving an advisory resolution regarding projected tax levy hike limits for the 2025 budget. The county board’s decision came as the administration prepares for the budget building process next month. Finance Committee Chair Jeffrey Gentz, who proposed the resolution, argued that providing a specific levy range would promote fiscal responsibility.
Wisconsin agrees to drop ban on carrying firearms while fishing following challenge
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — People fishing in Wisconsin will soon be able to carry firearms after a rule banning them was rescinded by the state following a lawsuit brought by gun rights advocates.
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