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The Milwaukee County executive is the county’s chief executive officer, with legislative power exercised by the county board of supervisors. This year's county executive race has two candidates: incumbent David Crowley and Ieshuh Griffin.
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The comptroller is Milwaukee County's chief financial officer.
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For decades, the Milwaukee County Parks System has been unable to mend its aging infrastructure. A recent report by the Wisconsin Policy Forum explores how different partnerships could help the parks system.
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The county budget passed last fall set aside about one million dollars in tax revenue for the loan program for Milwaukee residents. It’s on top of an existing loan effort for income-eligible homeowners in almost all Milwaukee County suburbs.
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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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County contest later this year for district attorney could alter local approach to prosecution.
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For the first time in decades, Milwaukee County has a budget surplus. Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley shares the county's financial plans for the future.
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Six people have died at the Milwaukee County Jail in just over a year. The people housed there report inadequate conditions and led a protest this summer.
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After their first award-winning season, "Be Seen" returns for a second eight-episode season that dives deeper into the individual stories, people and events of Wisconsin's LGBTQ history.
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Gov. Tony Evers and state lawmakers make a deal, but some local support is muted.