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Milwaukee County Parks proposes speed limit for e-bikes

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE COUNTY, Wis. - E-bike riders in Milwaukee County parks may soon need to hit the brakes. The Parks Department is pushing for a new speed limit on the Oak Leaf Trail and other park pathways where bicycle riding is allowed. The proposal, obtained by 12 News, calls for a 15-mph speed limit. It comes after Milwaukee County Parks said e-bikes are growing in popularity, especially in parks, and can add to the congestion along trails, which can increase the risk of crashes.
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Milwaukee sanitation worker speaks out about explosion that injured partner

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE - A day at work changed two sanitation workers' lives in an instant. In July, improperly disposed of oxygen tanks exploded moments after being dumped into the garbage truck. Now more than a month later, one of the workers is speaking out to make sure the public knows the dangers of improper disposal. Curtis Phipps, a trainer for the city of Milwaukee's sanitation division, and his partner were both behind the truck at the time of the blast. "The can was dumped; it's too late," Phipps said.
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Eyewitness to Milwaukee Warehouse Collapse

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By Maddie Augustine Verified
| WISN-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
MILWAUKEE - Dangling steel beams, crumbling concrete walls and a growing pile of rubble sit at what was a Walker's Point warehouse. The building partially collapsed on Monday. No one was hurt at the time of the collapse, but one man was inside the connected building when the walls started coming down. "There's just a huge shock, a huge noise. I thought a truck had hit the building," Noah Swanson said. "It just kept growing and getting louder.
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