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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By: Graham Kilmer
Community Advocates works with county to support six nonprofit organizations.
By: Graham Kilmer
Following deadly crash, county officials call for community responsibility, more tools and funding to address reckless driving.
Mayor, county executive and Biden administration official tout housing program.
Friends group working with Parks on final plan for Mitchell Park Domes. But will it work?
By: Graham Kilmer
A $31 million project to create addition to Vel R. Phillips Juvenile Justice Center.
Karol's Kitchen and Catering will replace Triciclo Peru at beer garden.
McKinley Beach will open this summer for the first time since 2020.
$2.5 million project includes more than a dozen planned improvements to the park.
$2 million worth of MCTS buses were totaled by reckless drivers in just two days last week.
By: Graham Kilmer
Up by 113% in Milwaukee County in past two decades while declining by 36% statewide.
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