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Paul Sakuma/APD.C. and 33 states now have to argue in favor of specific remedies and fines, which could be paused if Live Nation appeals. -
Photo credit: Rachel TarbyMarquette students led the 10th annual Justice in Action Conference, asking "What is justice without democracy?" as they tackled civic engagement and equity.
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The historic venue has been in the news a lot lately, so we asked a special tour guide to take us around — and up into — the theater. -
The beloved Milwaukee bar, which closed a year ago, will be just the second LGBTQ landmark to receive a State Historic Marker. -
The local organization had been operating the movie house under a rental agreement but now owns the property outright. -
We're planning to celebrate two decades of Radio Milwaukee in a big way, and the party prep starts right now. -
The political activist, philosopher and author spoke to a sold-out room as part of UW-Milwaukee's Distinguished Lecture Series. -
The two top speedskating sprinters in the world are a cut above the competition. They battle fiercely on the ice but refuse to trash talk -
The organization's campaign and membership director is working hard to ensure our tax dollars have a real impact in our communities. -
The local health departments worked with community partners to give residents a place to go amid the dangerously frigid temperatures. -
After years of providing healthy food options for its customers, Sherman Park Grocery Store is looking for a hand to continue its mission. -
The honor from Milwaukee Magazine recognizes individuals making our city a more vibrant, welcoming place to all.
