Tom Barrett

Mayor Tom Barrett will present his 2022 Executive Budget to the Milwaukee Common Council on Tuesday morning, Sept. 21.

The Milwaukee County War Memorial Center hosted a ceremony on Saturday, Sept. 11 – honoring the 20th anniversary of 9/11.

Gov. Tony Evers, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett welcomed MPS students back to class on the first day at Rogers Street Academy.

Common Council President Cavalier Johnson would become Milwaukee's acting mayor should Tom Barrett depart and said he will run for the job.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett attended Luxembourg Fest in Belgium prior to being nominated as the U.S. Ambassador to the European nation.

In a political career that spans nearly four decades at the city, state and federal levels, Tom Barrett has always touted his Milwaukee roots.

President Joe Biden nominated Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to serve as a key leader on U.S. foreign policy and aid.

President Joe Biden nominated Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett to serve as U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett on Wednesday commented on his nomination by President Joe Biden as U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg.

Milwaukee County officials, including County Executive David Crowley and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, provided an update regarding COVID-19.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for city employees, and other Milwaukee County officials discussed the latest trends and information related to the pandemic.

As cases of COVID-19 surge, mask mandates are returning – reinstated in Dane County and Chicago indoors. In Milwaukee, the mayor said no mask mandate is being put in place, but city leaders are keeping an eye on the numbers and figuring out what's next.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said the city has taken on more than $53 million in financial losses due to the coronavirus pandemic. This, as city leaders work to include more of their residents in 2022 budget talks.

In some areas, a path of destruction from severe storms Tuesday, Aug. 10 was still left to clean up Thursday. In Milwaukee's Walker Square Neighborhood, frustrations were boiling over, with residents still waiting for the city's tree removal crews to make it to the block.