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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson, County Executive David Crowley and City Attorney Tearman Spencer could face re-election challenges.

Wi-Fi Smart Lock Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030

ZigBee Smart Lock Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030

Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc. , an industry-leading home, security and commercial building products company, today announced that it has been named to Newsweek’s list of America’s Most...

Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc. , an industry-leading home, security and commercial building products company, announced that on December 11, 2023, its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash...

As many of the Milwaukee area’s legacy manufacturers reassess their physical footprints, Milwaukee County is on track to have over 4 million square feet of old industrial space on the market in 2024 — the most space since the early 1980s, according to one broker.

It's no secret that, while they aren't as common now, steroids were once prevalent in pro wrestling, and sometimes wrestlers look very different without them.

On this August day, extreme heat and Republicans have invaded Milwaukee. It’s 96 degrees at noon, and feels 10 degrees warmer as the sun bakes the asphalt on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Downtown, TV people are sweating through their suits doing live shots outside the Milwaukee Bucks’ basketball arena, which will host the GOP’s kickoff presidential debate later tonight. It’s a rehearsal of sorts for next summer, when the GOP will return to the city for the Republ...

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After more than 100 years, Master Lock’s iconic factory in Milwaukee is shutting its doors in March 2024. The closure will result in 400 lost union jobs, and also mark the end of a former industrial region of the city that once housed some 50 plants. The Real News, In These Times, and Workday Magazine speak with current and former Master Lock workers on what the closure of this longstanding plant means for them and their community. This video was made in partnership with Workday Magazine, In