Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

The Milwaukee County Transit System is asking the public to weigh in on two bus service concepts called “ridership” and “coverage,” which will impact daily commutes and the deficit. The post MCTS introduces new transit network concepts as it deals with financial challenges appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

Comedians on the October 10th bill include Jason Hillman, Bryan Leconte, Alice Pauser, Michael Cooper and sketch comedy troupe The Accountants Of Homeland Security. The post Post From Community: Laughing Liberally Milwaukee is back October 10 appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

The Social Development Commission Board of Commissioners voted to hold off on a decision about whether to file for bankruptcy during an emergency meeting Monday night. The post Bankruptcy talk; new life explored for former North Avenue headquarters: Here’s the latest on SDC appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

Transportation, work schedules and problems at a current school are among the top reasons Milwaukee families switch to virtual learning. Here's what to know before the application deadline on Sept. 18. The post Is virtual school right for your student? You have until Friday to decide. appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.

A federal appeals court overturned an Energy Department order extending the life of the 60-year-old J.H. Campbell plant. Wisconsinites alone faced an estimated $117 million in costs over several years. The post Court ruling spares Wisconsin ratepayers costs of keeping Michigan coal plant open appeared first on Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service.