'We have the people. We just don't have the spaces': HomeWorks development project brings artist housing to city's Bronzeville neighborhood
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Kim Shine
Posted: Apr 3, 2022 9:25 AM CST
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Winter soon to become on full blast again for these last few...
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New holiday window display at the Milwaukee Public Market
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Festival City Symphony bringing the holiday spirit to Milwaukee...
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Children’s Wisconsin brings holiday cheer to patients and...
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Kenosha 11-year-old collects coats to protect others from Wisconsin...
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MFD, Daisie Foundation partner to surprise classroom with gifts...
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Brown Deer home syncs lights to Christmas music, brightens spirits...
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Giannis inspires a Virginia boy with medical problems to dream...
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City of Milwaukee celebrates second oldest holiday celebration...
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’I can’t eat, I can’t sleep, I’m in shock’: 48-year-old...
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Krispy’s Fish and Chicken gives away free meals on Milwaukee’s...
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Man arrested hours after Mequon police respond to domestic shots...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- A key race on the ballot in Tuesday's election is for Milwaukee Mayor. There are a number of challenges facing the city's first new mayor in nearly two decades including finding ways to retain and attract talent.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Kim Shine highlighted a trio working to do just that by investing in real estate that's destined to support art.
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