Rejuvenating Wisconsin’s Biggest Public Housing Project
The rebuilding of the state’s biggest public housing project aims to help a whole swath of the city’s northwest side.
A Grassroots Effort to Honor the 50th Anniversary of the Fair-Housing Marches
50 years ago, a group of primarily black marchers attempted to change the city.
This Opioid Cocktail is Becoming a Real Problem in Milwaukee
The sugary sweet drug contributing to the opioid epidemic
Rehabbed Homes, And Hope, Sprout in Sherman Park, Attracting Outgoing HUD Chief
HUD chief and former next-great-Democratic-presidential hope Julian Castro paid a visit to a Sherman Park house being rebuilt as part of a city effort to encourage hope, homes and careers in the trades.
Family Guy
Beneath the tattoos and chiseled physique, Adam Von Rothfelder carries deep scars, physical and emotional, and an abiding desire to improve the fitness and the lives of everyone in his native Milwaukee, be they a CEO or his two young kids. Here he shares pro tips about keeping the entire family fit.
Family Guy
Beneath the tattoos and chiseled physique, Adam Von Rothfelder carries deep scars, physical and emotional, and an abiding desire to improve the fitness and the lives of everyone in his native Milwaukee, be they a CEO or his two young kids. Here he shares pro tips about keeping the entire family fit.
New Yauwkee: What it’s Like to Return to Milwaukee After Living in NYC
Little things, like fast-food walleye and malamutes at barstools, make Milwaukee distinct from New York, writes a guy who’s ping-ponged between the two cities.
Craving Healing: Rogers Memorial’s Treatment Program For Men With Eating Disorders
To fill an urgent need, Rogers Memorial started the nation’s first residential treatment program for men with eating disorders.
Amp Up Your Workout with an Awesome Trainer
Whether you’re into sparring, swimming or something else entirely, here are six coaches who can help you achieve your fitness goals.