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Trade ministers gather in Milwaukee ahead of G20 summit (opens the original)
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Trade representatives from around the world gathered Wednesday in Milwaukee for start of the G20 Trade Ministerial, one of several meetings around the country ahead of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Florida this December. Hosted by U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, the ministerial comes at a time when President Donald Trump’s tariffs, a trade war with Canada and high fuel prices sparked by the war in Iran have left Americans uneasy about the economy. A statement from Greer’s office said disc
Judge rules leader of Wisconsin's largest mosque can be deported (opens the original)
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An immigration judge has ruled that the leader of Wisconsin’s largest mosque can be deported, his legal team announced Wednesday. Salah Sarsour, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, was arrested by immigration agents on March 30. He was held at the Clay County Jail in Indiana for over 80 days. In June, U.S. District Judge James Patrick Hanlon ordered him to be released while his case proceeds. Hearings in his deportation case began in July before Assistant Chief Immigration Judge J
Microsoft to 'redirect' data center incentive back to Mount Pleasant (opens the original)
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Microsoft is returning financial incentives the company was set to receive for development of its massive data center campus in Mount Pleasant. In 2023, Mount Pleasant officials approved a development agreement with the tech company, which included Microsoft getting up to $5 million in annual incentives from the village. “Microsoft is now eligible to receive the incentive because its developments have created more property value than is required under the agreement,” a statement from the village
Tenants of Milwaukee apartment buildings ordered to vacate due to 'severe life safety issues' (opens the original)
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Barbara Brown was inside of her apartment Wednesday afternoon when she heard a knock at her door. When she answered, she was told she had 30 minutes to get out of the building. “I didn’t eat. I didn’t drink nothing else,” Brown said. “I grabbed some clothes, grabbed my mama’s picture … I grabbed my purse and another bag that had some hygiene stuff in it, and just went, came out here.” Brown has lived in the apartment building near downtown Milwaukee for four years. On Wednesday, residents in her
Housing planned for site of closed UW-Milwaukee campus in Waukesha (opens the original)
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A plan to build a large housing development on the site of a closed college campus in Waukesha is moving forward. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced the closure of its Waukesha campus in 2024, citing declining enrollment and budgetary issues. The campus officially closed last year. On Tuesday, the Waukesha County Board of Supervisors authorized the sale of the land to F Street, a Milwaukee-based development firm. WPR’s “Wisconsin Today” newsletter keeps you connected to the state yo
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