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Judge Blocks Milwaukee Ordinance Limiting Food Trucks Hours
Lawsuit by WILL on behalf of Fatty Patty trucks gets temporary restraining order.
Milwaukee investigators looking into 3 Friday homicides over 3-hour span
12 News has learned a Milwaukee County Courthouse security guard died in one of several shootings Friday evening.
Long-time MCSO Public Safety Officer fatally shot Friday afternoon
A Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) Public Safety Officer (PSO) was fatally shot on Friday afternoon, MCSO announced in a statement Friday night.
Wisconsin Examiner takes home 12 Milwaukee Press Club awards with six first-place finishes
The Wisconsin Examiner took home 12 Milwaukee Press Club Awards for Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism and top honors in six categories
Misiorowski hits radar records en route to 11 Ks in Brewers’ 6-0 win over Yankees
Milwaukee’s Jacob Misiorowski set a standard for velocity by a starting pitcher while keeping up his habit of performing best in high-profile situations.
Flame-throwing Misiorowski strikes out 11 as Brewers blank Yankees 6-0
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jacob Misiorowski reached 103 mph on 10 pitches while pitching two-hit ball over six innings and Brandon Lockridge hit two RBI singles before getting carted off the field in the Milwauke...
Milwaukee police investigating homicide near 63rd and Florist
The Milwaukee Police Department says it is investigating a homicide of a 64-year-old victim that took place on Friday around 6:01 p.m. near N. 63rd Street and W. Florist Avenue.
Family: Courthouse security guard killed in Milwaukee shooting
Courthouse security guard shot and killed in Milwaukee shooting
One dead in shooting near Teutonia and Chambers, Milwaukee police say
The Milwaukee Police Department says it is investigating a homicide of a 56-year-old man that took place on Friday around 5:09 p.m. on the 3000 block of N. Teutonia Ave.
Milwaukee Police Chief Norman rejects reckless driving pursuit changes
Milwaukee's Fire and Police Commission recommends banning police chases for reckless driving after traffic stops and ending pursuits that endanger the public.
Bobby Portis and his mom share the story behind his foundation while honoring Milwaukee teachers
Bobby Portis and his mom open up about the sacrifices she made and the inspiration behind his foundation while honoring Milwaukee teachers.
Brewers' rejuvenated offense takes aim at Max Fried, Yankees
Hard-throwing right-hander Jacob Misiorowski will look to benefit from the Milwaukee Brewers
Self Storage, Data Center Planned for Former Walmart
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Milwaukee food truck curfew paused by judge; vendors see victory, city cites safety
Milwaukee’s late-night food truck curfew is on hold. Vendors call it a win for business, while the city and MSOE say it’s a necessary step to improve safety. The fight heads back to court in June.
Who Will Lead The Universities Of Wisconsin Next?
Regents roll out a 25-member search team and tap UW-Superior’s chancellor as interim president.
Judge temporarily blocks Milwaukee ordinance that limits food trucks hours
A judge has granted an emergency order that temporarily blocks a Milwaukee ordinance that would have limited food truck hours in parts of the city.
Milwaukee food truck curfew temporarily blocked by judge's ruling
Milwaukee's 10 p.m. food truck curfew is on hold until at least June 10 after a judge granted a temporary restraining order in a lawsuit filed by a truck owner.
Why The VA Says Wisconsin Hospitals Can Hire Even After 30,000 Job Cuts
On Sparta stop, VA Secretary outlines staffing strategy and backs tougher rules on predatory robo-calls.
With Sharp Criticism, Regulators Approve Electric Rates For Facebook-Meta Data Center
Public Service Commission members blasted lack of transparency around the Beaver Dam data center.
Judge issues temporary restraining order over Milwaukee food truck curfew
A judge has issued a temporary restraining order over Milwaukee's curfew for downtown-area food trucks until June 10. It comes after a food truck owner filed a lawsuit against the City of Milwaukee.
Brewers' rejuvenated offense takes aim at Max Fried, Yankees
CBS Sports brings you live coverage, scoring, expert picks and stats for the MLB matchup between New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers on May 8, 2026
Attorney says Milwaukee Medicaid fraud case against woman is weak
Attorney William Sulton says charges that his client defrauded Wisconsin's Medicaid program of $2 million are untrue and calls the delayed case weak.