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The April 2 election ballot includes Milwaukee city attorney, the chief legal counsel for city government. Here's an interview with candidate state Rep. Evan Goyke and a non-interview with incumbent City Attorney Tearman Spencer.
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A coalition that wants to hold protests hopes for additional changes to the proposed ordinance.
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Meet the candidates for City of Milwaukee comptrollerThe comptroller is Milwaukee's chief financial officer.
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The City of Milwaukee is installing traffic calming measures to encourage drivers to slow down, and initial data suggests that they're working.
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Felice Green is the programming director of the Milwaukee Water Commons and one of the winners of Milwaukee Magazine's Unity Awards this year.
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Alderman Michael Murphy talks about his decision not to seek reelection to the common council after more than 30 years and his plans for the future. Plus, hear reactions from his constituents.
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Milwaukee’s primary election is two weeks away and when voters go to cast their ballot on Feb. 20, they might notice one candidate’s name show up multiple times, Ieshuh Griffin.
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The executive director of the 30th Street Industrial Corridor, Cheryl Blue, was recently recognized for her work to revitalize an area of Milwaukee’s north side.
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Act 12 gave Milwaukee more power to raise funds, but it also included major restrictions for the City of Milwaukee. Now, the Milwaukee Common Council is exploring how the "home rule" provision in the constitution could help remove these restrictions.
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The measure has bipartisan legislative support, but not across the entire political spectrum.