Here Are Six Stories of Immigrants in Milwaukee
Life as an immigrant in Milwaukee has often held degrees of risk, even for those following the rules. The federal crackdown of the past year has turned up the pressure even further.
Looking Back at the Life and Legacy of Vel Phillips
Six years after her death, recognition of her monumental impact on Milwaukee and Wisconsin continues to grow.
Q&A With Jesus Salas on His New Book ‘Obreros Unidos’
The author talks about his new book, the history of immigration in Wisconsin and what needs to change for Milwaukee’s Latinx community to thrive today.
A Look at Milwaukee’s ‘Shadows of Industrialization’
The new multimedia project explores the intersection of industry and its workers – then and now.
The Plight of the ‘Hidden Homeless’ is Getting Worse in Milwaukee: 5 People Share Their Story
Meet five people willing to share the stories of their homelessness – from the streets to the shelters to the transient world of couch surfing.
Meet Eduardo Martinez, a Milwaukee ‘Dreamer’
“This is my home now. My life is here.”
Valiant Lady Vel
Phillips was a major figure in city’s history
The New Land: A Look at Milwaukee’s Changing Immigration Landscape
They came to Milwaukee to flee strife and persecution, and to seize opportunity. And despite the rhetoric from Washington, they’re here to stay.
Essay: Milwaukee Eviction Policy Shows We are Unequal From Birth
Jubilation greets arrival of her grandson, but news of another child’s fate tempers that joy.
Get in on Milwaukee’s 24-Hour Bike Ride
Join the fun in Riverwest for this annual bicycle bacchanal.