A New Statue Honors a Pioneering Local Developer
Fifty years ago, Beechie Brooks helped transform the Halyard Park neighborhood.
Jordan Lee Stayed on Job at Radio Milwaukee for Eight Months After First Arrest
The station responds to questions regarding the timing of its leader’s departure after a second arrest this summer.
Here is the Definitive Guide to East Wauwatosa
From live music on porches to an elegant Italian eatery, this guide offers plenty to do in East Tosa and The Village.
What’s New at the 2026 Dialogues Documentary Festival
This festival focuses on showing off contemporary documentaries, with many centered around the 414.
Meet the Muralist Behind a New Third Ward Art Installation
This public mural provides a permanent reminder of the Third Ward’s time as a “produce hub.”
Milwaukee Unveils a New Sculpture Commemorating Vel R. Phillips
The public art display is nestled downtown right in the plaza also named after Phillips, where she’ll be celebrated permanently.
Milwaukee Eyes Water Street Cop Shop as Chaos Continues
To deter violence, it’s considering an offer from the new owner of the building that housed the recently closed bar Duke’s on Water.
Massive New Sculptures are Coming to Firefly Grove Park
Discover Wauwatosa invited natural sculpture artists from Kentucky to create a grand depiction of Mother Earth and her animals.
Westown’s Blue Building Undergoes Planning for New Residential Development
The massive and vacant office complex could be transformed into 220 new apartments if the proposed tax incremental district is approved by the city.
Former Radio Milwaukee Leader Jordan Lee Charged With Sexual Assault of a Child
He quietly left his position last month; the station’s board says it didn’t know the extent of his ‘personal, health and legal challenges’ until Tuesday’s charges.