The attack on Burke’s record at Trek isn’t persuasive and says more about the attackers than it does about her.

It’s become an even bigger party weekend than New Year’s. So, here’s the jackpot question in advance: What’re you doing All Hallows’ Eve?

A former Trek Bicycle executive alleging Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke was fired from the firm has a Facebook page filled with postings that refer to President Barack Obama in crude terms, call the first lady a man and liken Obama's "hope and change" campaign slogan to a Nazi swastika.

Five years ago this week, on Nov. 1, 2009, Southwest Airlines landed with great fanfare at Mitchell International Airport — an arrival that would become the centerpiece of a transformation in air service in Milwaukee.

The Democratic candidate for governor and her brother, who runs the family business, denied the allegation, labeling it a last-minute smear campaign.

Milwaukee bucks co-owner Wes Edens is trying to sell his New York apartment for $17 million, the New York Daily News reports.

As she ramps up her campaign for governor, Democrat Mary Burke has spotlighted a particular statistic about her time at Trek Bicycle Corp., the Wisconsin-based manufacturer once affiliated with cycling legends Greg LeMond and Lance Armstrong. When asked on Wisconsin Public Television, for example, how she would help grow the state’s economy, Burke began her answer by saying:

The state Democratic Party sought the training videos under the state’s open reords law, but the state Department of Justice declined to release them.

Milwaukee officers are critical of the chief’s decision to fire the officer who fatally shot Dontre Hamilton in Red Arrow Park.

“The Surface,” starring Sean Astin and Chris Mulkey, achieved Hollywood-sized scope in Milwaukee with a limited budget and schedule.

That represents a change from other surveys in recent weeks — including Marquette’s previous poll two weeks ago — showing the race essentially tied.