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Milwaukee mayor's 2027 budget plan includes largest ever road repair investment (opens the original)
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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson has shared his proposed city budget for 2027. It includes the city’s largest ever investment for improving road conditions. Milwaukeeans helped shape Johnson’s budget plan. Johnson says thousands of residents responded to an online budget survey over the summer. "Most significantly, survey respondents want the conditions of our roadways to be improved," Johnson said during a Milwaukee Common Council meeting Tuesday. That’s why the proposed budget is reserving $19
Flock cameras face pushback in Milwaukee (opens the original)
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The use of Flock Safety cameras has become a national controversy, in large part due to privacy concerns and misuse by law enforcement. Now, under more scrutiny from Milwaukee area residents and officials, policies are changing how local police departments use Flock. Flock uses AI-powered tech to read license plates and track vehicle data. Supporters see it as tool to solve crime, but cases of misuse in Milwaukee have been a major talking point for Flock critics. Nickolas X Doherty is among the
What's the steampunk scene like in Wisconsin? (opens the original)
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Bubbler Talk listener Steve Gilbert recently discovered steampunk subculture. It blends Victorian-era fashion with science fiction. He reached out to Bubbler Talk to learn more about its local presence. "I’m somewhat new to the scene and I’m curious as to its popularity here," Gilbert says. The word “steampunk” can be traced back to the 1980s, but the concept has existed in science fiction literature for over a century. One of the earliest works that’s considered steampunk is the 1864 novel “Twe
Community organizer reflects on activist efforts one year after historic flooding (opens the original)
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The historic floods last August caused more than $240 million in damage in the Milwaukee area. Since then, community organizers have started hosting flood resilience events. The goal is to provide a safe space for Milwaukeeans to share their personal stories of loss and advocate for solutions. Richard Diaz is the water infrastructure field manager with BlueGreen Alliance, a nonprofit focused on environmental issues. Diaz is helping organize the Milwaukee Justice Strategy Blitz events related to
Cardboard sculptures tell Wisconsin artist's family story (opens the original)
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For most people, cardboard is a throwaway material. But for Wisconsin native Warren King, cardboard is what he uses to tell his family’s story. King’s cardboard sculptures explore his family’s path from China to Wisconsin. He says if it wasn’t for sculpting them, he wouldn’t have learned how his ancestors helped shape him. King says sculpting with cardboard is challenging, but that's why he uses it. He compares it to wood — it has a grainy texture and distinct visual character. It’s rigid, but a
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