Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

12 hours ago | jsonline.com | Piet Levy

Live Nation is bringing back its annual deal week, offering $30 tickets, fees included, for more than 1,000 concerts across North America, including at least 17 in Wisconsin. The world's largest concert promoter, venue operator and ticket seller revealed on May 15 that its "Ticket to Summer" promo deal will begin at 10 a.m. local time May 21, while supplies last, with T-Mobile and Rakuten customers getting access beginning at 9 a.m. May 20.

16 hours ago | jsonline.com | Alison Dirr |Vanessa Swales

President Donald Trump's proposed 2026 budget may feel worlds away from Milwaukee. Think again. Trump on May 2 proposed $163 billion in spending cuts to non-military programs, a 22.6% reduction from current spending, according to USA TODAY. Both Milwaukee's Mayor Cavalier Johnson and County Executive David Crowley have denounced the proposed downsizing in no uncertain terms. "Cuts such as those proposed ...

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Alison Dirr

The City of Milwaukee has replaced 10,000 lead service lines that connect water mains to properties across the city, officials announced. Mayor Cavalier Johnson called the milestone "meaningful" in a May 13 press conference, saying it was a "step towards our greater goal, which is ensuring that no child in Milwaukee is at risk of lead exposure through drinking water."Milwaukee Water Works replaced 2,700 lead service lines with copper last year and plans to replace 3,500 this year, he said.

1 day ago | jsonline.com | John Diedrich

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan is facing federal charges for allegedly helping Eduardo Flores-Ruiz, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico facing deportation, escape federal arrest. In a 13-page complaint, Dugan, 66, is accused of obstructing a U.S. agency and concealing Flores-Ruiz, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, to prevent his arrest. Flores-Ruiz faces three misdemeanor battery counts, according to a criminal complaint.

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Piet Levy

Ringo Starr is coming to Milwaukee with a little from his friends. The legendary Beatles drummer (and sometimes singer) and solo artist returns to the Miller High Life Theatre Sept. 12 with his All-Starr Band, the Pabst Theater Group announced May 12. The band is expected to feature Steve Lukather from Toto, Colin Hay from Men at Work and Hamish Stuart from Average White Band.