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Weeks After Going Dark, It’s Bar Time Again in Milwaukee
City bars and restaurants begin to reopen to dine- and drink-in service after 2½ months of forced closure due to the coronavirus.
These Beer Gardens Are Open for Alfresco Drinking
Some popular ones remain closed, but many are open and more are coming soon.
MilMag Live: Angela Lang on Organizing, Protests and Lasting Change
“We really need to acknowledge the years and the generations of trauma that people are responding to,” says the founder of Black Leaders Organizing for Communities.
5 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Weekend That Don’t Involve a Crowd: June 5-7
From yoga to poetry, here are a few virtual events to check out this weekend.
5 Things to Do in Milwaukee That Don’t Involve a Crowd This Week: June 1-4
What’s up this week, including live music and a ballet lessons, from the comfort of your home.
What’s Being Done to Prevent Crowding at Local Beaches and Parks?
With the weather warming up, Wisconsinites long for days at the beach. But how safe is it when our natural areas are so crowded?
Milwaukee Isn’t Wisconsin’s Coronavirus Hotspot Anymore. At Least Not As Much As It Was.
Milwaukee might have the most cases, but it doesn’t have the highest rate of cases. That new title goes to Brown and Racine counties.
5 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Weekend That Don’t Involve a Crowd: May 30-31
Here are five great events to check out this weekend.
It Seems Like Everything Is Reopening. Is it Safe to Go Up North Yet?
Health experts say you should get outside, but caution against traveling around the state.
How Locals Made a Concerted Effort to Help Pabst Theater Group Employees
Hundreds have rushed forward to help Pabst Theater Group employees.