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Milwaukee chef reflects on 10 years in service after fourth James Beard nomination
Local and national food critics have praised Gregory León’s restaurant, Amilinda, for years.
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Air Wisconsin plans a mix of temporary, permanent layoffs affecting over 500 people
More than 500 people are expected to be laid off by Air Wisconsin Airlines as the company works through the end of an agreement with American Airlines.
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Drug trafficking case in Milwaukee area leads to 14 arrests
The investigation began after a traffic stop in West Allis in June 2023. West Allis Police Chief Patrick Mitchell said drugs found in the vehicle eventually led to a wider investigation involving multiple agencies.
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Kohl’s is reducing its corporate workforce by 10 percent, says fewer than 200 people are affected
After struggling for much of the last year, Menomonee Falls-based Kohl’s Corp. is reducing its corporate workforce by about 10 percent.
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Former US Capitol officer calls out Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons during Wisconsin visit
While speaking at the Milwaukee Area Labor Council headquarters Tuesday morning, former U.S. Capitol officer Harry Dunn said he wasn’t surprised by the president’s actions because Trump often discussed the idea while on the campaign trail.
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Michigan court hears arguments in case seeking to shut down Enbridge’s Line 5
During arguments in Michigan state court, Assistant Attorney General Dan Bock told Judge James Jamo it’s the state’s duty to uphold the public’s rights from the threat of a spill.
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New data centers planned for Kenosha, Wisconsin Rapids
More data centers are coming to Wisconsin — one in Kenosha and one in Wisconsin Rapids.
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Upgrades approved for home of the Milwaukee Brewers
The plan comes after Gov. Tony Evers signed a bipartisan bill in 2023 that includes over $500 million in public funds for upgrades to the ballpark over the next few decades.
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Overdose deaths declined for second straight year in Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County saw a decline in overdose deaths for the second year in a row in 2024 — an encouraging trend for local leaders after years of climbing overdose deaths.
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Master Lock to close headquarters in Oak Creek, move jobs to Illinois
Master Lock will close its corporate headquarters in Oak Creek as part of an effort by its parent company to consolidate its offices in Illinois, essentially ending a more than century-old legacy in the Milwaukee area.
