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Jeffrey Norman, District Three Commander of the Milwaukee Police Department, speaks at the vigil.

Vigil honors Molson Coors victims

March 3, 2020

Mayor Tom Barrett spoke with host Mike Gousha at

Mayor Tom Barrett runs for fifth term

January 21, 2020

Lena Taylor (center) speaks to constituents.

Photo courtesy of Solana Patterson-Ramos

Current Wisconsin state senator runs for mayor

November 19, 2019

Ramone Williams said he is running because his immense love for his hometown.

Photo courtesy of Ramone Williams

Ramone Williams mayor campaign provides voice for people of Milwaukee

November 12, 2019

Anthony Zielinski, a Marquette Law School graduate, has been an alderman in Bay View since 2004.

Photo courtesy of Anthony Zielinski

Bay View alderman up against incumbent Mayor Barrett

November 5, 2019

Mayor Tom Barrett came to On The Issues last Wednesday.

Photo courtesy of Marquette Law School.

‘On the Issues’ features Mayor Tom Barrett

October 8, 2019

Milwaukee secures line of credit for 2020 Democratic National Convention

February 5, 2019

HARTE: Praise of Fiserv Forum fails to consider union workers

September 11, 2018

Photo by Jennifer Walter /jennifer.walter@mu.edu

Neighborhood meeting discusses possible Marquette grocery store

April 8, 2016

Mayor Tom Barrett speaks at Marquette Student Government's senate meeting Monday evening in the Alumni Memorial Union. Photo by Joe Cahill / joseph.cahill@marquette.edu.

Mayor Tom Barrett speaks at MUSG Senate meeting

November 18, 2014

Barrett delivers State of City address

Ben Greene

February 26, 2013

Mayor Tom Barrett highlighted Milwaukee's public transportation system, health, local economy and crime rates as areas needing improvement in his 2013 State of the City address at the Pritzlaff Building Monday morning. Eight community leaders...

Sheriff Clarke and Mayor Barrett discuss gun ownership

Nick Biggi

January 31, 2013

Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke has come under fire for a public service announcement in which he urged citizens to no longer call 911, but rather take classes in operating a firearm. The message recorded by Clarke said...