Graham Kilmer is a reporter for Urban Milwaukee, Inc., focusing on local news in the Milwaukee area. With a keen interest in transportation, politics, and community events, Graham's articles provide in-depth coverage of important issues and developments that impact the residents of Milwaukee.
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Graham Kilmer's reporting focuses largely on local government announcements and transportation-related news, particularly within Milwaukee County. His coverage heavily emphasizes county politics, the county board, criminal justice issues, and affordable housing.
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Union for workers says it has majority support. Lakefront wants NLRB election.
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Seeks to keep secret internal affairs records from his time as a sheriff's deputy.
Three nonstop, round-trip flights a week between Milwaukee and Tampa airports.
Independent audit commissioned by County Board finds troubling policies, problems.
Connaughton Foundation and Kellners fund redevelopment of six courts for popular park.
Transdev Bus Driving through Downtown. Photo by Jeramey Jannene.
Board will take report up in December. Chairwoman Nicholson and County Executive Crowley call for collaboration on solutions.
By: Graham Kilmer
Schwantes faces multiple charges related to solicitation of prostitution and acting as attorney for one of the women he was soliciting.
Will transfer ownership to museum's nonprofit operator, end subsidy by 2028.
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