Up Close and Personal with Amy Lindner, United Way’s New CEO
United Way’s new CEO, Amy Lindner, can jump your car and hopes to jumpstart the nonprofit behemoth as it navigates the digital age.
We Chatted with Will Allen After his Ugly Public Divorce from Growing Power
Milwaukee’s urban ag pioneer farms on in the wake of his now-defunct nonprofit, Growing Power.
What the Residents of Mount Pleasant Really Think About Foxconn Construction
Foxconn’s Wisconsin play is a huge deal in many ways, but it’s a downright transformation for its ground zero.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society is a Lifeline to Children With Blood Cancers
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society offers critical supports to families whose worlds are turned upside down by blood cancers that often strike children.
Arrivaderci, Bruno: The Guilt and Grief Woven Into the Loss of My Four-legged Friend
The joy and tragedy of owning a dog
From Darkness, Light: Meet the Man Who Calls Himself ‘Nub Zero’
Joe Reed lost his limbs as a toddler and grew up abused by his foster mother. That didn’t stop him.
CC Strong: How a Stoughton High School Cross-Country Team Tragedy Became a Story of Resilience
When a team of young runners’ promising season is interrupted by tragedy, what happens next?
Our 35th Anniversary Special: A Look Back
Milwaukee Magazine is solidly into adulthood, and maybe even AARP-ready in magazine years. Here we look back at highlights (and even a fishy lowlight) in our history, featuring editors and characters and stories that, together, make up our story.
Meet Hannah Rosenthal, CEO of Milwaukee Jewish Federation and Local ‘Mensch on a Mission’
The daughter of a Holocaust survivor, Hannah Rosenthal felt a call to action from a very young age. Now her good deeds extend well beyond her role as leader of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation.
He Brightened Lives All Around Him. Then He Went to Work for Foxconn
The suicide of a young Chinese man shows a different side of mega iPhone maker Foxconn.