Milwaukee
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‘Sleep Out’ event provides shelter and education on homelessness
Tyrone Baldwin is homeless and was in his tent on Milwaukee’s north side in early 2025 when a wet, heavy snow caused his tent poles to break. The tent collapsed, and he no longer had a functional shelter. “The tents are not very strong and durable to handle the snow,” Baldwin said. “So, there’s snow on there and you’re not trying to keep coming out…
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The Fireside + three other dinner theaters in Wisconsin
Calling all musical and theater lovers! Looking for a delicious meal and fabulous show? Book a reservation at one of these incredible dinner theaters in Wisconsin.
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Brewers’ Pat Murphy makes history by winning second NL manager of the year award
Pat Murphy wins manager of the year award twice in two years at the helm of the Brewers.
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WI communities committed to honoring history, contributions of immigrants
Amid mass federal anti-immigration sentiment, Wisconsin advocates and communities are committed to honoring the contributions of immigrants to the state through its historical markers program.
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Doc Rivers Calls Out SNAP Delays: ‘We gotta feed our kids’
Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers spoke about the current lack of SNAP benefits. Here’s what he said.
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How Milwaukee families keep memories alive through Día de los Muertos ofrendas
How Día de los Muertos is celebrated by Milwaukee families.
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Happy hour in Milwaukee: The 13 best deals
Are you ready to unwind after a long day? Kick back, relax, and enjoy deals on delicious bites and drinks during happy hour in Milwaukee.
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How to support Wisconsin residents as SNAP funding disappears
As the nation remains in a government shutdown, food assistance programs in Wisconsin are feeling the effects.
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9 Farms in Wisconsin where you can spend the night and experience agritourism
Learn about Wisconsin’s farming culture when you stay overnight on a farm.
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Trump rejects federal disaster aid for Wisconsin after August flash floods
Disaster aid for individuals was approved last month, but six counties are on their own with $26 million in damages to roads, bridges, public buildings, and utilities.
