The Spring Was a Crash Course For Schools. Will the Fall Be Any Different?
The coronavirus forced teachers and students into a sudden experiment in online learning. Nobody was ready for what happened next.
The DNC Will Still Have an Impact on Downtown Milwaukee Traffic
Secret Service announces street and freeway ramp closures, plus restrictions on trucks, buses and RVs
Could Ranked-Choice Voting Cure Wisconsin’s Polarized Politics?
Good, better, best
Milwaukee County Is Building Its Rapid Bus Line Without the Matching Skyscraper
County transit planners no longer expect the long-delayed skyscraper will be completed before the BRT line starts running in fall 2022
Q&A With Milwaukee’s New County Executive
Milwaukee County will face its enormous challenges over the next four years with 34-year-old David Crowley as its new executive.
How the Pandemic Is Clouding the Hop’s Future
As the coronavirus cuts into the Milwaukee streetcar’s ridership, it also raises long-term questions about changing transit habits.
For Milwaukee, Summer Without Scooters Looks Likely
Bird and Lime say they want to come back, but Milwaukee officials haven’t set rules for their return, as pandemic and protests take priority
The Milwaukee Public Museum and Mitchell Park Domes Face a Crisis: Preserving Themselves
After decades of preserving our natural heritage, the Milwaukee Public Museum and the Mitchell Park Domes could soon be considered endangered species.
In Upcoming Local Elections, Are the Choices Black and White?
In a historic first, African American candidates advance simultaneously for Milwaukee County exec, Milwaukee mayor and other top city offices.
How Did Fiserv Forum, Miller Park, the Wisconsin Center and Other Milwaukee Venues Get Their Names?
A look at the big bucks behind what we call the places where so many memories are made