Spoon electrified Summerfest with a rain-drenched, high-energy set that blended fan favorites and fresh tracks, proving their enduring power and stage chemistry. Lead singer Britt Daniel connected with the crowd, spotlighting intimate moments like an acoustic “The Underdog,” while hits like “You Got Yr. Cherry Bomb” and “Rent I Pay” ignited singalongs. A surprise Cramps cover and a killer encore featuring “Do You” and “Black Like Me” capped off a performance that felt both timeless and vital — a masterclass in indie rock that cemented Spoon as a festival standout.

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The Hilton Garden Inn near Milwaukee’s airport just changed hands for $13.4 million, marking a major shift in the local hotel scene. Now owned by THG HGIMKE LLC — linked to an Ohio address — the property is no longer tied to the Home2 Suites next door, which remains under Raymond Management Company. Built in 2010 and valued at $14.3 million, this is one of three Hilton Garden Inn locations in town. The sale signals broader changes along Howell Avenue, as nearby hotels and even a strip club close — hinting at a neighborhood in transition. Known for its mid-range pricing and family-friendly amenities like breakfast and fitness centers, the Hilton Garden Inn continues to attract both business travelers and vacationers.

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A fierce early Saturday morning fire in Milwaukee’s 29th and Chambers area tore through three homes, spreading rapidly and threatening neighbors — but miraculously, no one was hurt. Firefighters rescued a dog found unconscious and are still investigating the cause. All three homes are now unlivable, displacing residents who’ve been helped by the Red Cross. It’s a sobering reminder to stay vigilant and protect your loved ones — especially on holidays.

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A tragic motorcycle crash on Lakeshore Road in Sheboygan County claimed the life of a 40-year-old man early Saturday morning, just days before Independence Day. The rider lost control, veered off the road, and crashed into a ditch—emergency responders arrived too late to save him. Authorities are withholding his name pending family notification, and the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the circumstances of the crash. This heartbreaking incident serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of life, especially during a time meant for celebration.

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Just days after a catastrophic five-alarm fire destroyed Lincoln Avenue School, firefighters returned to the site—this time responding to a mysterious smoke report that vanished before arrival. With the building already deemed structurally unsound, crews battled the haze from afar, leaving the connection to the original blaze unclear. The incident underscores Milwaukee’s dire fire safety crisis: only 20 of 140 schools have sprinklers. Compounding the tragedy, the Historic Preservation Commission approved demolition of the 109-year-old school, citing irreparable damage. Before demolition begins, officials must address potential asbestos and lead hazards. Students will be relocated while the district searches for a new site—and hopes to salvage some of the original stone and brick.

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After a decade as a Bay View neighborhood staple, Café Corazón is selling its iconic building—but the beloved restaurant will stay open until the sale closes, honoring its loyal patrons and staff. Owners thank the community for shared memories and are actively helping Bay View team members transition to other Café Corazón locations. While this marks the end of an era for Bay View, the family-owned business vows to keep serving Milwaukee through its thriving Riverwest and Brown Deer spots, ensuring the heart of Café Corazón beats on.

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