Bruce Murphy is the editor and chief columnist at Urban Milwaukee, Inc. He covers a wide range of topics including law and legal affairs, legislation, health and wellness, government and politics, as well as business and economics, with a particular focus on issues relevant to Wisconsin and the GOP. Bruce's insights and analyses have also been featured in Arkansas Business Publishing Group.
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Bruce Murphy's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics, particularly in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. His articles often involve legal policy regulations and are supported by data citations.
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New ruling striking down law is based on argument Republicans have trouble answering.
Pro-Palestinian protestors asking unwanted questions about university investments.
After some $700 million in taxpayer subsidies, what have we learned?
New report finds 82% decline in past decade as citizen satisfaction with traffic enforcement has declined.
As more evidence of his role emerges neither he nor Summerfest will comment.
Nearly bankrupt in late 1960s, MCW now a research powerhouse with huge endowment.
Despite vast wealth it closed pediatric clinic on 29th and Clark.
As much as 25% of their salaries may comes from public subsidies.
Loss of the Milwaukee Symphony leaves deficit, questions about its future.
Management of Oriental Theatre — and perhaps the Downer — a big part of the problem.
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