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How Wisconsin shaped a horror legend

Robert Bloch was a familiar name to me. I had read some of his horror stories, I knew he was the author of “Psycho,” and I’d seen the Alfred Hitchcock movie based on it. But one thing I didn’t know until last month: Bloch, legendary author of horror, fantasy and science fiction books, and screenplays — including episodes of the original Star Trek series — lived and worked in Wisconsin for much of his life.

Wisconsin · 22h
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David Crowley lays out Wisconsin Governor transition plan

One week after winning the Wisconsin governor’s race, Governor-elect David Crowley says his attention has already shifted from campaigning to building an administration that can “hit the ground running” in January. Crowley joined Point Taken to discuss his transition from Milwaukee County executive to governor, assembling a...

Wisconsin · 1d
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Hundreds Attend No Kings Protest in Cathedral Square Park

Media Milwaukee’s Charlie Skrade went to Cathedral Square Park to talk to locals from Milwaukee attending the No Kings Protest about why it was so important for them to come out. With the midterms quickly approaching, the protest meant more for those in. attendance than ever before.

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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Former candidate for governor Mandela Barnes files defamation lawsuit against Journal Sentinel

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WBAY/WISN) - A former candidate for Wisconsin governor filed a defamation lawsuit against Journal Sentinel, Inc. on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes is disputing the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s reporting in two articles published on July 30, the same day he dropped out of the race for governor. Barnes claims the newspaper acted with actual malice, and made “false statements and implications despite contrary information and a disclosed reporting conflict,” according to the lawsuit.

Wisconsin · 18h
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Milwaukee is overdue for snow, according to historical averages

Milwaukee is overdue for its first snow, according to historical averages. Milwaukee, on average, sees its first snow on Nov. 2, the Journal Sentinel reported . Madison is also overdue with its average first snowfall coming Oct. 27. Milwaukee is very likely to see its first snow this month. The Farmers' Almanac and Old Farmer's Almanac both suggest snow could be around during Thanksgiving week. A first snowfall arriving in December isn't common. The record for the latest snow of all time is Dec. 5. It likely won't be the snowiest winter for Milwaukee this year. A historically strong El Niño is possible, and that has brought below average amounts of snow in previous winters. That doesn’t mean no snow will fall. Andrew Quigley, a National Weather Service meteorologist, previously told the Journal Sentinel that an El Niño is an overall weather pattern that will impact the season. But localized, day-by-day weather could buck the overall trend. During the strong El Niño in the winter of 1997-98, the city saw 9.1 fewer inches of snow than average. Yet Jan. 9, 1998, it snowed 11.6 inches. Here are the first measurable snowfalls during past years. More: Hales Corners hires new plow

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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Former ‘Radio Milwaukee’ Director Disclosed Arrests Before Resigning.

Former Milwaukee Board of School Directors adult alternative “Radio Milwaukee” WYMS (88.9) Executive Director Jordan Lee disclosed two arrests to the station’s board while he was still employed by the organization, but board members said they didn’t learn the specific allegations against him until prosecutors filed criminal charges in August, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

The Fulcrum

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Run Black and Green Connects Wellness With Community Action in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, WI— Leaves crunched underfoot as participants in Run Black and Green’s Strides for Survival event walked through McGovern Park on Saturday, October 31, passing a lake, an apple orchard and a 300-year-old oak tree—sights many were seeing for the first time. The event, which celebrated the legacy of the Black Panther Movement, brought attendees together to move their bodies and learn from one another. For Nateya Taylor, who founded Run Black and Green, her passion for movement grew from her own experiences. “For me, growing up in Milwaukee, I was always afraid to move in my own neighborhood or to go on a walk in my own neighborhood,” Taylor said. The idea for Run Black and Green, now in its second year, came from Taylor’s experiences working in public health and her studies of criminal justice. In her studies, she was struck by the disparities Black people experience. Health outcomes for Black people in Milwaukee are worse in many cases than those for other racial and ethnic groups. A 2024 report from Health Compass Milwaukee showed that life expectancy for Black residents in Milwaukee County was 68.9 years, compared to 78.1 years for Hispanic residents and 79.7 years for

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

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We Energies customers face another rate hike — but smaller, as regulators, Milwaukee Common Council, push back on utility

We Energies customers are in for another round of rate hikes over the next two years, although not as steep as the utility first proposed. Wisconsin’s Public Service Commission voted Thursday to approve a roughly 7% increase in We Energies’ electricity rates spread across 2027 and 2028 — the utility’s sixth consecutive rate hike. The utility expects an average residential customer’s monthly bill to rise between $7 and $8 per month in 2027 and again by between $6 and $7 the following year.

Milwaukee, WI · 23h

Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

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Election Day errors add to Milwaukee’s history of messy elections

This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. Walking down Milwaukee’s Brady Street nightlife district on Oct. 23, near hundreds of rowdy fans cheering on the Brewers in Game 1 of the World Series, Wisconsin Elections Commission appointee Bob Spindell raised a topic that’s often on his mind: his distrust in the city’s election operations.

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

Daily Reporter

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Potawatomi looks to expand Milwaukee data center

A small Milwaukee data center could be expanding – despite a recently enacted temporary moratorium on new data centers within the city. Forest County Potawatomi Community and Data Holdings, a tribal-owned business, are seeking Common Council permission to expand the data center, 3234 W. State St. That’s according to...

Milwaukee, WI · 2d

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Stars and Stripes Honor Flight expands eligibility to more Wisconsin veterans

MILWAUKEE— More Wisconsin veterans will soon have the opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., through Stars and Stripes Honor Flight. The organization is expanding eligibility to include veterans who served during the Cold War and Desert Storm. Applications are now open, but those veterans are not expected to fly until next year.

Wisconsin · 2d

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Following rate hike, Milwaukee alderman pushes for public utilities

MILWAUKEE — Following the announcement of another WE Energies rate increase, Milwaukee Alderman Alex Brower is pushing for the city to take control of its electric utility. The Milwaukee Common Council unanimously approved a proposal Friday to conduct a feasibility study examining whether the city should acquire WE Energies’ local utility assets. Brower joined WTMJ’s Libby Collins on Wisconsin’s Weekend Morning News to discuss the proposal and what it could mean for Milwaukee residents.

Milwaukee, WI · 3d

FOX6Now.com Milwaukee

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Waukesha County election canvass underway ahead of Dec. 15 vote

WAUKESHA, Wis. - Voters in Waukesha County will soon head back to the polls to cast another ballot. Last week’s results are now being certified. The canvassing board is expected to continue working through Wednesday. The results of last week’s election will not be made official until their work is done.

Waukesha County, WI · 1d

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Racine Co. birders express concern about Shoop Park shoreline plans

As the DNR considers plans for bluff remediation and shoreline restoration at Racine's Shoop Park, birders are concerned about revegetation plans and the potential impact on migratory birds.

Racine, WI · 21h

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Marcelia Nicholson-Bovell announces run for Milwaukee County executive

MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson-Bovell announced her official run for Milwaukee County Executive on Monday. Nicholson-Bovell will be the acting county executive when Gov.-elect David Crowley resigns from office to take over his new role. Once that happens, the county will call for a special election,...

Milwaukee County, WI · 2d

WSAW

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David Crowley is laying out his priorites following historic win

Wisconsin · 2d

TMJ4 News

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Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival kicks off downtown holiday season on Nov. 19

🎄✨ The Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival returns Nov. 19 with fireworks, dancing, free cocoa and Santa! Who's joining the kickoff at Pere Marquette Park?

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

FOX6Now.com Milwaukee

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We Energies rate hike, Milwaukee to consider taking over utility

Regulators approved a rate hike for We Energies customers, while the city of Milwaukee’s Common Council wants to explore taking over the utility. The Milwaukee Common Council voted unanimously to spend up to $1.35 million on a feasibility study for the takeover. State law requires voter approval and a...

Milwaukee, WI · 4d

CBS 58

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Stars and Stripes Honor Flights expand eligibility for Cold and Gulf War veterans

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Ahead of Veterans Day, it was announced more of those who served can now apply to participate in the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight. Eligibility was just expanded to include veterans from the Cold and Gulf War who served through July 31, 1991. Since the organization...

Milwaukee, WI · 1d

NBC 26 WGBA Green Bay

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Milwaukee County supervisors demand answers over $4.56M budget error

Milwaukee County supervisors approved the county’s 2027 budget while demanding answers about a roughly $4.56M calculation error that budget staff ID'd weeks before finance leadership was notified.

Milwaukee County, WI · 5d