Local stories gathered from public news sources while this area builds its own coverage.
The New Berlin Common Council held a closed session regarding petitions to remove Mayor Ament. Residents waited for answers after the meeting, which discussed removal petitions stemming from the Milwaukee Rescue Mission development. The council adjourned without public discussion.
Sources (1)
The Milwaukee Brewers are set to host the National League Division Series at American Family Field on Saturday following a regular season with 103 wins. Players noted that the bye week offers time for recovery, but they remain focused through daily practice and scrimmaging.
Sources (1)
Lily Zhao speaks one-on-one with Bucks Co-Owner Jamie Dinan about the Milwaukee Bucks' training camp and expectations for a 2026 win.
Sources (1)
A UW-Milwaukee professor discussed the concerns surrounding advanced AI systems. She noted that discussions about catastrophic harm are not new to the field. The discussion also highlighted more immediate risks like environmental impact and labor exploitation.
Sources (1)
A new exhibition, "Building Bronzeville: Milwaukee's Black Arts Movement," is open at Gallery 507 in Bronzeville. It showcases over 40 works from artists and activists who were part of the movement spanning the late 1960s to the early 1980s. The show aims to expand Bronzeville’s legacy as a Midwest artistic hub.
Sources (1)
Milwaukee is hosting G20 trade ministers who are discussing trade and tariff policies. Local commerce leaders expressed concern over current rhetoric, especially regarding Canada. Advocates are pushing for a worker-centered trade policy moving forward.
Sources (1)
The Milwaukee Brewers, with partners Delaware North and Black Shoe Hospitality, revealed a new menu lineup for the 2026 postseason. The offerings include Wisconsin-inspired specialties such as "Brat Rangoons" and a new banh mi-inspired hot dog. Specialty items from popular Milwaukee food vendors are also part of the reveal.
Sources (1)
Democratic nominee David Crowley proposes opening healthcare coverage to every resident through a public option for BadgerCare. He stated this will create more competition and lower the cost of coverage for all Wisconsin families. This proposal comes amid recent actions by Republicans in Washington regarding healthcare legislation.
Sources (1)
Milwaukee County leaders voted to remove controversial Flock license plate reader technology from county parks. The committee approved a resolution allowing the Sheriff’s Office to explore traditional surveillance cameras instead. This measure now moves to the full County Board.
Sources (1)
For the postseason, the Milwaukee Brewers and partners have introduced new food options at American Family Field. Fans can enjoy Wisconsin-inspired specialties like Brat Rangoons, Oktoberfest pizza, and birria nachos throughout the playoffs. These additions aim to enhance the playoff experience for attendees.
Sources (1)
The Wauwatosa city council approved a proposed $95,000 settlement claim from former officer Joseph Mensah. The claim is through worker's compensation and cites PTSD as the reason. This follows incidents where Mensah shot and killed three people over five years.
Sources (1)
The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Commission unanimously voted for Jacobs Engineering to manage the wastewater treatment plants for 2028-2036. This decision comes despite Veolia, the current operator, continuing to push back in court over the process. The commission stated the vote was thorough and fair.
Sources (1)
Summarized from public news sources, not original Juncture reporting. Open the linked sources for the full story.
