Doors Open Milwaukee: Washington Park Media Center
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Doors Open Milwaukee is back this weekend with more than 160+ locations that you can tour for free. Brian Kramp is on Milwaukee?s near west side with a preview of this year's city-wide open house event.

Doors Open Milwaukee: Exploring structures
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Doors Open is all about getting people inside some of the oldest and most fascinating buildings in Milwaukee. Brian Kramp at Artists Working in Education where tin ceilings are a part of the more than 100-year-old structure.

Doors Open Milwaukee: Artists Working in Education
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Artists Working in Education is a non-profit whose mission is to bring arts enrichment directly to youth ? And you can see their space this Saturday during Doors Open. Brian Kramp is checking out this feature location where hands-on art making will be available for guests.

Doors Open Milwaukee celebrates history, neighborhoods, and architecture

Celebrate Milwaukee's architecture, history, and neighborhoods with an event that opens 160-plus locations throughout the metro area to tour for free.

Doors Open Milwaukee: Denizen MKE
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Doors Open Milwaukee is an annual celebration of Milwaukee's architecture, history, and neighborhoods with more than 160 locations open to the public for free. Brian Kramp is at Denizen MKE where industrial chic meets boutique luxury.

Milwaukee Weather: More sun on the way

Clear skies tonight with temperatures dropping through the 60s and settling in the 50s overnight. Mostly sunny on Friday with highs in the upper 70s inland, mid-70s near the lake (and dropping near the lake in the afternoon).

Wisconsin homeowners: Roofing business took money then disappeared

It seemed convenient when a roofing business knocked on Lisa Allison's front door and offered to fix her roof. Now, it's been six months since the business was supposed to finish the job.

Greendale police chase ends with fiery squad crash in Franklin

New video from the Greendale Police Department shows the moment an officer’s squad slammed into a light pole in Franklin during a pursuit over the summer.

Milwaukee police chase after officers spot drug dealing on south side

Milwaukee police arrested two people after spotting a drug deal and being engaged in a police chase on the city's south side.

American Family Field new menu items for 2025 postseason

The Milwaukee Brewers announced on Wednesday, Sept. 24, new menu items that will be available to fans as they cheer on the Crew throughout the postseason at American Family Field.

Grebe's Bakery x Metro Market; Launch party Sunday
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Colton Grebe, co-owner of Grebe's Bakery, shares more about their new location in Metro Market Shorewood and the launch party on Sunday.

Culver's 'Curdtoberfest' at Wisconsin State Fair Park this weekend

Culver's is hosting the first-ever "Curdtoberfest," a celebration of cheese curds paired with the tradition of Oktoberfest, this weekend.

Brown Deer Farmers Market continues into early fall

Fall has arrived, but the Brown Deer Farmers Market is still on for the next four weeks. Brian Kramp checked out Wednesday's offerings at Village Park.

Milwaukee Weather: Lots of sun on the way

Quiet tonight with patchy fog in spots, then sunshine returns Thursday. Expect a sunny and warmer streak through next week.

Oak Creek Buc-ee's proposal approved; city moving forward

The Oak Creek Plan Commission unanimously approved the site plan and architectural review for Buc-ee's to build at 27th and Elm on Tuesday, Sept. 23.

Milwaukee street takeovers; city leaders increase fine for 'spectators'

Recording, attending or encouraging a street takeover could land you a hefty fine in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Common Council approved on Tuesday, Sept. 23, an ordinance to fine spectators $500.

Milwaukee sales tax spending; debate grows over pension, pay raises

State Sen. Van Wanggaard says Milwaukee spent more than 90% of new sales tax revenue on raises and pensions, but Mayor Cavalier Johnson says the claims are misleading.

New Milwaukee community hub; mural artist, volunteers sought for project

Darick Spears is renovating a vacant 21,000-square-foot building at 76th and Capitol in Milwaukee into a community hub and is looking for mural artists.