Milwaukee food truck curfew, city won't continue legal battle
Months after the City of the Milwaukee tried to clamp down on late-night crowds by pushing food trucks out at 10 p.m., city leaders are now throwing in the towel on that legal fight. FOX6's Abril Preciado is on Water Street with what leaders are saying about safety plans in the area.
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