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Milwaukee Public Safety and Health Committee reviews food truck rules
MILWAUKEE - Food trucks are back on the agenda for the Public Safety and Health Committee in Milwaukee. A new proposal looked to expand the city's authority to discipline food truck operators. Food truck regulation proposal. Dig deeper:. The city could suspend or revoke a food truck owner's permission to...
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Birders Fight Shoop Park Dunes Plan, Warn of Habitat Loss for 283 Species
Shoop Park Golf Course — Site of Proposed Lighthouse Dunes Redevelopment. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is weighing shoreline and bluff plans for Lighthouse Dunes at Shoop Park, a proposed dunes-style overhaul of the City of Racine-owned golf course in the Village of Wind Point. The Common Council approved the redevelopment in July, and the city has since submitted bluff-remediation and shoreline-improvement plans to the DNR. Birders say the proposed changes could reduce habitat at a lakefront site where 283 species have been recorded.
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5 Best Italian Restaurants in Milwaukee, Wisconsin that Will Make You Feel Like You’re in Rome
Milwaukee, Wisconsin — a city where the lake wind carries the scent of garlic and basil, where Cream City brick glows golden in the afternoon sun, and where neighborhoods are stitched together by generations of dreamers, doers, and storytellers. Here, the city’s heart beats in the laughter of families at Summerfest, in the hush of old churches, in the mingling voices of newcomers and old-timers, artists and teachers, cooks and dreamers. Milwaukee is a place where the skyline is a patchwork of glass and history, where the food scene is a living mosaic — Polish, German, Hmong, Black, Latinx, and Italian — each flavoring the city’s soul.
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Butler Inn reopens 15 months after flood damage forced it to close
The wait is over. After more than a year, Butler Inn has reopened. Located at 12400 W. Hampton Ave. in Butler, the restaurant closed in August 2025 after the record-breaking rainfall and floods in the Milwaukee area. According to a Nov. 10 Facebook post , the restaurant has reopened and will be open daily at 11 a.m. The kitchen closes at 9 p.m., the restaurant confirmed in a phone call with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "After more than a year of unexpected challenges, repairs, renovations, setbacks, and delays, we are beyond excited to FINALLY welcome everyone back to the Butler Inn," according to the post. The restaurant closed in mid-August 2025, according to the restaurant's Aug. 15, 2025, Facebook post. It closed due to substantial water damage and would be "closed for some time" to work on repairs. "Stay tuned as we will be back better than ever!" the post said. "We can't begin to express how grateful we are for the patience, encouragement, and support our amazing community has shown us throughout this journey. We've missed seeing your familiar faces, and we can't wait for you to see our beautiful new remodel," the recent post said. The Journal Sentinel
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The Korean Wave Reaches Milwaukee!
From the record-breaking success of Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters” to the historic Oscar-winning movie Parasite and K-pop artists headlining stadiums across the country, the Korean wave has swept through the United States. Its influence can also be felt across Milwaukee, as more people are embracing Korean culture and particularly its food.
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REVIEW: First time at Kopp’s Frozen Custard
When you hear “Milwaukee,” what foods come to mind?. When I arrived here four years ago, I couldn’t answer that question, and truth be told, it remains that way. Growing up near Chicago, widely regarded as one of the country’s best food cities, I wondered what Milwaukee offered in comparison. I struggled to imagine how any city could surpass the Italian beef and deep-dish pizza I grew up with. Yet, throughout my time here, I kept hearing about some place called Kopp’s. Countless Milwaukee residents, from what I was told, considered it one of the best burger-and-custard spots in Milwaukee.