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
Dockless Scooters Are Rolling Back into Town
The sequel to last summer’s transportation blockbuster will be authority-approved.
Why is Downtown Waukesha’s Five Points Intersection so Difficult to Navigate?
The city has puzzled for years over how to resolve its reputation as a maze.
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Elections Are the ‘Star Wars’ of Political Sagas
Liberals hope to wrest control from conservatives after years of epic battles.
Inside Milwaukee County’s New and Dynamic Ecosystem of Political Parties
New groups emerge to draw battle lines around nonpartisan local elections.
What’s Next for the Shuttered Yerkes Observatory?
Southeastern Wisconsin’s venerable observatory has gone dark.