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One Milwaukee Restaurant Is Giving Wisconsin Pizza Lovers A Delicious Reason To Visit
The pizza recipe here hasn’t changed since the 1950s. Same crust, same tangy sauce, same family running the show. The crust is so thin it earned its own trademarked name. Every pie gets cut into little squares, which makes stopping at just one piece a real challenge. I love...
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Most Milwaukee students not attending MPS schools
(The Center Square) – For the first time, most students in Milwaukee are not attending one of Milwaukee’s public schools. Marquette University Law School senior fellow Alan Borsuk published his research in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Wednesday. "Half of the children who live in the city of Milwaukee and who receive publicly funded education are enrolled in the Milwaukee Public Schools system. And half are enrolled in schools that are not part of MPS," Borsuk wrote. "It’s a reality with major implications." Borsuk's research shows that there are 104,363 students in Milwaukee this year. He said that about half, a little more than 50,000 go to either private voucher schools or public charter schools. "More than 50,000 Milwaukee students are now getting education outside of MPS schools. Whether you like school choice programs or not, whether you like or dislike the impact of school choice on the conventional public school systems, you can’t ignore the reality: None of those 50,000-plus children were assigned to go to non-MPS schools. Such assignments would be against the law. The kids are there by choice," Borsuk added. Will Flanders, with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, said the choice part of Borsuk's
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Hockey team in Wisconsin announces a post-game concert from Poison’s Bret Michaels
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) – For those looking for “nothin’ but a good time,” Poison’s frontman, Bret Michaels, is set to perform in Wisconsin following a professional hockey game. Announced on Thursday, officials with the Milwaukee Admirals say the Rock n’ Roll icon will take the stage following the team’s Rock Night game against the Ontario […]
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Joanne Sunn's Uncle Showed Up With a Spruce 30 Years Ago and Told Her to Plant It. Now the 40-Foot Tree Is Milwaukee's Christmas Tree.
A 40-foot Colorado blue spruce Joanne Sunn planted in 1996 after her uncle brought it over is Milwaukee's 2026 Christmas tree, lit Nov. 20 outside Fiserv Forum.
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Ebenezer Stone Ministries planning community center, grocery store
Ebenezer Stone Ministries has big plans for the city's west side. For 26 years, the building served as the Pilgrim Lutheran Church daycare center. Now, Ebenezer Stone Ministries is revamping it to be a community resource center and affordable grocery store.
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'I’m concerned, but guardedly optimistic': MPS board agrees to close Assata alternative high school, 55 students will need placement
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — An MPS school board committee officially agreed Thursday, Nov. 12, to mutually end the contract with Assata High School, an alternative high school. Assata will close its doors Nov. 30. For 34 years, Assata has educated students who were otherwise at risk of not graduating.
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El Impostor brings flavors from around the world to a tortilla near you
WEST ALLIS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- El Impostor in West Allis is bringing the taste of the globe to West Allis with tacos and tequila. "A taco is like a little suitcase. You can fit anything in it. We have a lot of flavors coming from different parts of the world. We have a Korean style taco, we have shrimp tacos, we even have soy tacos. It's a little bit of everything," said "Xavier Obando the general Manager at El Impostor.
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Hunger Task Force provides more than 2,000 Thanksgiving turkeys to families through Turkey Ticker Challenge
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- As we approach the season of giving, Milwaukee's Hunger Task Force is continuing a tradition to ensure everyone can have a Thanksgiving meal. Their emergency food pantry network serves nearly 60,000 people every month in the Milwaukee area. Amid economic hardship, they are seeing the need...
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West Allis tests AI system designed to make traffic lights more responsive
MILWAUKEE — Traffic doesn’t always follow a schedule. Construction can push drivers onto other roads. A special event can send a wave of cars through at once. One crash can back up traffic from one intersection to the next. West Allis is testing a traffic signal system that...