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Police have stopped one reckless driver 35 times in 3 years. Each time, they let him go. Starting Sunday, they'll be able to impound his car instead.

Police have stopped one reckless driver 35 times in 3 years. Each time, they let him go. Starting Sunday, they'll be able to impound his car instead.

Milwaukee neighbors say they're fed up with the inaction from the city on reckless driving, an "epidemic" that has taken too many lives.

Hundreds of students left out as pandemic causes reduced class sizes in schools. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Before MPS Drive existed, COA Youth and Family Centers offered scholarships to help pay for driver’s education. Here, Joshua Leonard, shown in 2015, gets into his family’s car after participating in COA’s program. File photo by Brendan O’Brien/NNS. More than 800 students have been left without affordable driver’s educatio...

Committee approves Kruschke to job. And alders want him to focus on safety. By Jeramey Jannene - Jan 6th, 2021 11:18 am //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Jerrel Kruschke appears before the Public Works Committee in March 2019. Image from City Channel – City Clerk’s Office. Mayor Jerrel Kruschke to serve as City Engineer, effectively the number two post at the Department of Public Works, encountered no resista...

Despite big decrease in traffic. Do emptier roads encourage reckless driving? //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Car crash fatalities are up in Milwaukee County in 2020, most of them the result of speeding. File photo by Adam Carr/NNS. Tragedy has struck in Milwaukee County in a variety of ways in 2020 — including along our streets and highways. Along with COVID-19 related deaths, the county has recorded all-time highs in both homicides and f...