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Williams marked her 65th birthday this with a weekend-long celebration at Alice’s Garden. That’s where Lake Effect’s Joy Powers met up with her to chat about life at 65.
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New restrictions could shape what data center development looks like in the city of Milwaukee.
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Help WUWM’s Environmental Reporter Susan Bence dig deeper into the issues you are most concerned about.
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Meet Nearby Nature Milwaukee’s new director and learn about his vision for the environmental nonprofit.
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A regional flood mitigation task force is working on long-term solutions to better protect the Milwaukee area from the next major storm.
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Milwaukee residents are urging the Public Service Commission to deny We Energies' proposed residential rate hike. The utility says the increase is necessary to improve reliability and infrastructure.
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Community organizers are bringing together Milwaukeeans affected by flooding to learn what changes they want to see before another historic storm hits.
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Rebecca Jabs is a science illustrator and ARTservancy resident drawing, painting and printmaking migratory birds she’s seen at Forest Beach Migratory Preserve at life-size scale.
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“Passionate” doesn’t even come close to describing one Milwaukee resident’s commitment to conserving habitat for monarch butterflies. We visit the Monarch Trail to learn about its nearly 20-year evolution.
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On any given summer Tuesday at Alice's Garden, you can catch a lesson on gardening, a yoga class, an artisan market or an outdoor concert.
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Severe storms in southeastern Wisconsin Tuesday caused power outages, downed trees and damaged property. A falling tree damaged Wy'east Pizza in Washington Heights.
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Historic floods last August, followed by more floods this spring, have left scars across Milwaukee. Some people have lost faith that their homes will stay dry.
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One year after devastating flooding in Milwaukee, are schools safer or more prepared for intense storms?