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Milwaukee News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Milwaukee News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

by The Local Wire

Milwaukee: Sunny skies and seasonal warmth expected today in Milwaukee. | June 15

Milwaukee's Local Wire update covers summer family support programs, concerns over a proposed data storage facility near the former Walmart site, and Juneteenth events across the city. The episode also highlights The Aquabats concert at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s venue.

Milwaukee: Brewers fall to Phillies in thrilling Milwaukee game | June 14

Milwaukee's Brewers fell short in a thrilling 9-8 loss to the Phillies at Miller Park in a series finale. Authorities recovered a man's body from Nagawicka Lake in Delafield after a fisherman reported a floating object, while the Bucks honored Nancy Gruber with a heartfelt tribute.

Milwaukee: Tornadoes confirmed in southeast Wisconsin after Wednesday storms | June 13

Milwaukee officials are assessing damage from two tornadoes that hit southeast Wisconsin, while a fatal police shooting and a standoff on West Call Avenue highlight ongoing tensions over public safety. The Affordable Care Act’s tax credits are set to expire, raising concerns about rising health insurance costs for Wisconsin residents.

Milwaukee: Vision Zero Summit rallies Milwaukee to end traffic deaths by 2037 | June 12

Milwaukee residents are mobilizing for the Vision Zero Summit aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities by 2037, with discussions on safer streets and speed limit enforcement. Meanwhile, severe storms are expected in southeastern Wisconsin, and the MMSD faces scrutiny over its 2028 operations contract.

Milwaukee: New fence sparks debate over beach access in Ozaukee | June 11

Milwaukee's latest fence on Ozaukee beach sparks debate over public access and private property rights, while severe weather leaves storm damage and power outages across the state. The city also highlights Nealita Nelson's "Brick by Brick" art project and the progress of its Vision Zero initiative to improve pedestrian safety.

Milwaukee: Severe storms threaten Wisconsin with multiple rounds of weather | June 10

Milwaukee residents should prepare for severe storms expected this week, including thunderstorms, heavy rain, and possible tornadoes, with the National Weather Service urging caution. The FBI’s 2020 election investigation remains a focal point in Wisconsin, as local officials work to clarify the state’s role and ensure transparency.

Milwaukee: Shootout on Milwaukee's east side captured on camera | June 09

Milwaukee police are investigating a high-speed shootout on the east side following surveillance footage, while the Wisconsin Center District fires CEO Marty Brooks over credit card misuse allegations. Officials also review nuisance property data as summer heat approaches, urging residents to take precautions.

Milwaukee: Milwaukee Pride Parade celebrates unity with vibrant community showcase. | June 08

Milwaukee's Pride Parade is happening this weekend in Walker’s Point, bringing together LGBTQ+ groups and celebrating cultural diversity. The city also faces a high swim risk warning and scattered storms, with severe weather alerts for Wednesday.

Milwaukee: Banana Ball draws sold-out crowd, celebrates Milwaukee ties | June 07

Milwaukee's Banana Ball event saw record attendance as fans celebrated local flavor and hometown heroes, while the Brewers launched a youth baseball clinic in a local park. Former President Donald Trump's speech in Chippewa Falls sparked political debate with his criticism of opponents as "Dumocrats."

Milwaukee: Tornado warnings lifted, gas station robberies lead local news | June 06

Milwaukee residents should stay alert as tornado warnings remain active in Green Bay and surrounding areas of Northeast Wisconsin. A Milwaukee man received a 16.5-year prison sentence for nine gas station robberies, while local artist Nealita Nelson is sparking community engagement through LEGO art installations.

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