


Milwaukee Soon Will Use AI to Spot Potholes
News & Politics
Milwaukee Soon Will Use AI to Spot Potholes
It’s testing a new system using dashcam video and AI detection to add to DPW’s patch crews’ work queue.
By Adam Rogan
Milwaukee Restaurants Offer Special Deals for Downtown Dining Week
Dining & Drink
Milwaukee Restaurants Offer Special Deals for Downtown Dining Week
From May 28-June 4, more than 30 Downtown restaurants will offer discounted lunch and dinner menus.
By Kristine Hansen
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
Magazine
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
For years, John McGivern has been the friendly face of Wisconsin travel on public television. His unexpected story winds from seminary to rehab, from stage to screen, from a kid growing up on the East Side to a decidedly Wisconsin type of local celebrity.
By Archer Parquette
Milwaukee Soon Will Use AI to Spot Potholes
By Adam Rogan
It’s testing a new system using dashcam video and AI detection to add to DPW’s patch crews’ work queue.
Milwaukee Restaurants Offer Special Deals for Downtown Dining Week
From May 28-June 4, more than 30 Downtown restaurants will offer discounted lunch and dinner menus.
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
For years, John McGivern has been the friendly face of Wisconsin travel on public television. His unexpected story winds from seminary to rehab, from stage to screen, from a kid growing up on the East Side to a decidedly Wisconsin type of local celebrity.
Imagine MKE Announces Plan for Local Arts Funding
By Evan Musil
Milwaukee's arts sector has faced financial woes for years. Imagine MKE is hoping to address that by tackling three big-picture issues.
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Schlitz Is Gone, But First It’s Getting One Last Hurrah by Chris Drosner
6 of Wisconsin’s Weirdest Attractions by Milwaukee Magazine Staff
Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy by Adam Rogan
Here Are All the Candidates Running for Wisconsin Governor in 2026 by Larry Sandler
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- Schlitz Is Gone, But First It’s Getting One Last Hurrah by Chris Drosner
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- Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy by Adam Rogan
- Here Are All the Candidates Running for Wisconsin Governor in 2026 by Larry Sandler
Q&A: Meet Alex Hanesakda, Chef of Lao American Restaurant SapSap
Lao American chef Alex Hanesakda talks SapSap, the pressure to represent and the weird questions he's often asked.
Essential Milwaukee
14 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Weekend: May 21-25
By Anya Kelley
Memorial Day ceremonies, a clothing swap, live music and more things to do this weekend.



9 of Wisconsin’s ‘World’s Largest’ Attractions
Feature Story
9 of Wisconsin’s ‘World’s Largest’ Attractions
A talking cow, massive muskie, gargantuan penny and more
By Tea Krulos
Baraboo’s Circus World Museum Trades in Old-School Weird
Feature Story
Baraboo’s Circus World Museum Trades in Old-School Weird
The colorful history of the circus is spread across 64 acres at the former Ringling Brother's headquarters.
By Tea Krulos
6 of Wisconsin’s Weirdest Attractions
Feature Story
6 of Wisconsin’s Weirdest Attractions
Our home state is filled with oddball attractions to add a little of the unexpected to your summer travel itinerary.
By Milwaukee Magazine Staff
From the Magazine
Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy
By Adam Rogan
After the Watertown Wind Symphony did not perform the LGBT homage "A Mother of a Revolution" in its recital Monday, it is playing it tonight and Saturday.



















