Milwaukee
Coverage of Milwaukee in the Nexus archive.
- At “Quasi-Public” Private Schools, 100% of Students Get Tuition Vouchers. There’s Almost No Accountability.
Private '100% schools' receive tuition vouchers funded by taxpayer dollars but operate with fewer standards and oversight than traditional public schools. The article details how institutions, like Atlas Preparatory Academy in Milwaukee, can conduct transactions (such as high compensation to board chairs or related consulting fees) that would be prohibited in a standard public school setting. Furthermore, voucher schools are not required to serve all children with disabilities, unlike public schools.
- Stolen Picasso print found in vacant Milwaukee apartment after eight years
A print by Pablo Picasso, originally stolen from a Milwaukee gallery in 2018, was recovered after eight years. The item was found inside a vacant apartment by a landlord and subsequently turned over to the local police.
- Picasso print stolen from Milwaukee art gallery in 2018 found by landlord while cleaning apartment
A Picasso Torero print stolen from Bill DeLind’s gallery in Milwaukee in 2018 was recently recovered by a local landlord while cleaning a vacant apartment. Police called Bill DeLind regarding the found artwork, and he immediately recognized the piece as the valuable item that had been missing.
- Hong’s Defeat in Wisconsin Shows the Limits of the Progressive Movement
The title reports Hong’s defeat in Wisconsin, suggesting limits for the Progressive Movement. Separately, David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, was photographed outside a polling station in Milwaukee on Tuesday.
- David Crowley defeats Francesca Hong to win Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor
David Crowley achieved a last-minute victory over Francesca Hong to win the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor. The Milwaukee county executive secured his win after re-entering the race and gaining an endorsement from Tony Evers. The article also notes that polls in Michigan similarly showed Abdul El-Sayed with a lead during his US senate primary.
- Center-Left Candidate Defeats Democratic Socialist in Wisconsin’s Governor Primary
David Crowley, who is the Milwaukee County executive, spoke to reporters in Milwaukee on Tuesday after casting his ballot. The context involves a Center-Left Candidate defeating a Democratic Socialist during Wisconsin's Governor Primary.
- Francesca Hong’s “Thanksgiving-Gate” Shows Her Detractors Are Totally Out of Ideas
Francesca Hong, a gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, is facing primary debates where opponents are focusing media coverage on her 2020 tweet suggesting the cancellation of Thanksgiving due to colonialism and superspreader events. The article notes that this focus distracts from key policy issues relevant to Wisconsinites, such as free childcare and a moratorium on data centers. Hong has also been the subject of coverage discussing her past statements in an interview.
- Colorado Springs teacher named in Wisconsin civil lawsuit over child sexual abuse
A Colorado Springs teacher is named in a Wisconsin civil lawsuit alleging she failed to report sexual abuse by another teacher, who was later convicted. The lawsuit targets the Archdiocese of Wisconsin and St. Matthias School, not the teacher personally. She remains employed in Colorado.
- Francesca Hong holds Milwaukee rally with Hasan Piker and Ilhan Omar
Francesca Hong, Hasan Piker, and Ilhan Omar held a rally in Milwaukee for the Wisconsin governor campaign. Hong is leading the Democratic primary according to polls. The event took place at South Milwaukee High School and was captured by videographer Jonathan Klett.
- Man Charged in Girl’s Abduction Nearly Four Years After She Was Last Seen
A Virginia man was charged by Milwaukee prosecutors with kidnapping, child enticement, and abduction. The charges relate to a girl who was last seen nearly four years ago.
- Tony Romo put on leave at CBS Sports following arrest
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was placed on leave at CBS Sports following his arrest in Milwaukee. Newly released body camera video provides a first look at the incident.
- Tony Romo put on leave at CBS Sports following arrest
Tony Romo has been placed on leave at CBS Sports following his arrest in Milwaukee. Newly released body camera video provides a first look at the incident.
- Tony Romo put on leave at CBS Sports following arrest
Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee, prompting CBS Sports to place him on leave. A body camera video has been released showing details of the arrest.
- Tony Romo put on leave at CBS Sports following arrest
Tony Romo has been placed on leave at CBS Sports following his arrest in Milwaukee. Body camera video has been released showing the arrest.
- Milwaukee recruits laid-off CPS teachers as Chicago Board of Education budget vote looms
Milwaukee is recruiting laid-off Chicago Public Schools (CPS) teachers as the Chicago Board of Education prepares to vote on its budget. The article highlights the potential impact of the budget decision on CPS staff and Milwaukee's response to the situation.
- MGIC: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
MGIC Investment Corp. (MTG) reported second-quarter net income of $182.1 million, or 86 cents per share, exceeding analysts' expectations of 74 cents per share. The company posted revenue of $295.4 million, with adjusted earnings and revenue at 87 cents per share and $297.6 million, respectively.
- Body camera video shows Tony Romo operating while intoxicated arrest in Wisconsin
Body camera video has been released showing Tony Romo during an arrest in Milwaukee. The incident involved charges of operating while intoxicated.
- Body camera video shows Tony Romo operating while intoxicated arrest in Wisconsin
Newly released body camera video shows the arrest of Tony Romo in Milwaukee. The footage provides a first look at the incident.
- Body camera video shows Tony Romo operating while intoxicated arrest in Wisconsin
Body camera video shows the arrest of Tony Romo in Milwaukee for operating while intoxicated. The incident occurred in Wisconsin as captured in newly released footage.
- Body camera video shows Tony Romo Wisconsin operating while intoxicated arrest
Body camera video has been released showing former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo's arrest in Milwaukee for operating while intoxicated. The video provides a first look at the incident.
- Artisan Partners: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Artisan Partners Asset Management Inc. reported second-quarter net income of $80.9 million, or $1.11 per share, with adjusted earnings of 94 cents per share. The company generated $307.9 million in revenue during the period, though its shares have declined 12% in the last 12 months despite a slight year-to-date gain.
- Wisconsin voters begin casting ballots at the polls in chaotic Democratic governor’s race
Wisconsin voters began early in-person voting in a competitive Democratic primary for governor, featuring candidates like Francesca Hong and Mandela Barnes. A lawsuit seeks to allow voters to cancel already-submitted absentee ballots after several candidates exited or re-entered the race, complicating the process.
- Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes
The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado in Winnebago County, Wisconsin, causing extensive damage and cutting power to thousands of homes. The tornado is located approximately 90 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
- Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands
A tornado struck northeastern Wisconsin, causing severe damage in Menasha and Appleton, flipping vehicles, ripping roofs off homes, and cutting power to over 30,000 people. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado in Winnebago County, about 90 miles northwest of Milwaukee.
- Wisconsin tornado causes extensive damage and cuts power to thousands of homes
A tornado in Wisconsin caused extensive damage, splintering homes, downing trees, and cutting power to thousands of homes. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado in Winnebago County, northwest of Milwaukee, with video showing debris from the storm.
- Feds sue Milwaukee over ordinance against law enforcement masking
The U.S. government sued Milwaukee, its mayor, city attorney, and police chief over an ordinance banning law enforcement from wearing masks during public interactions, requiring visible identification. The lawsuit argues states cannot regulate federal actions, while Milwaukee claims it ensures accountability and public safety.
- Tony Romo's brutal golf score before getting arrested paints a nightmarish picture
Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee for an alleged operating while intoxicated offense after performing poorly in a golf tournament, finishing 35-over par. He was released and is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 21.
- Feds sue Milwaukee over ordinance against law enforcement masking
The U.S. government filed a lawsuit against Milwaukee challenging its ordinance prohibiting law enforcement from wearing masks while interacting with the public. The lawsuit argues that states cannot regulate federal law enforcement actions, citing constitutional principles. Milwaukee's ordinance requires officers to be facially identifiable with their names and agency on uniform, while the city attorney disputes federal claims of immunity under the Supremacy Clause.
- Tony Romo arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated
Tony Romo was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee for allegedly driving while intoxicated. The article refers to him as a former Dallas Cowboys star.
- Tony Romo booked on suspicion of impaired driving in Milwaukee
Tony Romo was booked on suspicion of impaired driving in Milwaukee. The content does not provide additional information.
- Tony Romo arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated
Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee for allegedly driving while intoxicated. The incident occurred on Thursday night.
- Tony Romo arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated
Former Dallas Cowboys star Tony Romo was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee for allegedly driving while intoxicated.
- Tony Romo arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated
Tony Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys star, was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee for allegedly driving while intoxicated. The incident occurred in Milwaukee, and the charge is driving while intoxicated.
- Tony Romo arrested for OWI in Milwaukee
Tony Romo, a retired NFL star, was arrested for OWI in Milwaukee. He was taken into custody on Thursday night.
- Tony Romo arrested for OWI in Milwaukee
Tony Romo was arrested for OWI in Milwaukee. The retired NFL star was taken into custody in Milwaukee.
- Weather Forecasts Aren’t Made for Smoke Like This
Wildfire smoke has caused historically poor air quality across the U.S., with Midwest cities reaching record particulate pollution levels. The Air Quality Index (AQI) is criticized for being inconsistent and inadequate in addressing worsening wildfire-related health risks.
- US government sues Milwaukee over federal officer mask ban
The US government sued Milwaukee over an ordinance requiring federal officers to wear visible identification and avoid face coverings, claiming it violates the Constitution by regulating federal agents. The city passed the law in April to address concerns about masked, unidentified federal officers, while the government argues it endangers officers and infringes on federal authority.
- Improperly disposed oxygen tanks explode in garbage truck, injuring sanitation worker
Improperly disposed oxygen tanks exploded in a garbage truck in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, causing an injury to a sanitation worker. The incident was captured on video.
- WATCH: Milwaukee garbage truck blast injures sanitation worker
A sanitation worker in Milwaukee was injured when improperly disposed oxygen tanks exploded in the back of a garbage truck during trash compaction, causing a concussion and eye injury.
- ICE is asking to be sued. Milwaukee is just the city to oblige.
Milwaukee's law banning masked law enforcement has led to a legal conflict with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which refuses to comply. The city attorney, Evan Goyke, supports the ordinance, citing public safety and accountability concerns, while ICE cites the Supremacy Clause to justify noncompliance. A specific case involving the arrest of Giovanni Sosa by masked ICE agents highlights the tensions.