Why Did Cardinal Stritch University Close After 86 Years?
The college’s demise was abrupt for anguished students and staff, but it had been struggling for years.
The City Honored Beloved ‘Mailman Mike’ for His Three Decades of Service
We spoke with him ahead of the ceremony.
Remembering Gerry Howze, Champion of Empowering Girls
“She reminded us that life is to be lived,” says a friend of the late leader of PEARLS for Teen Girls and Betty Award honoree.
BILTRITE Is Celebrating Its 95th Anniversary With Family Fun Day
The festivities include food trucks, games, popsicles and more.
The Bartolotta Restaurants Is Moving to Walker’s Point
The restaurant group is leaving its Haymarket neighborhood HQ for the new home.
The Brewers Are Debuting a Jersey Patch
The patch is part of the team’s new partnership with Northwestern Mutual.
A New Documentary Captures Kenosha’s Zany Horror Hosts
‘I’m Your Host’ will premiere at the Twisted Dreams Film Festival at Times Cinema on Oct. 20.
Check Out Milwaukee Film’s Cultures & Communities Festival Lineup
The October festival will feature film screenings, concerts, stand-up comedy and more.
This New Event Is Bringing Folks Together to Support Lakeshore State Park
Wildflowers on the Water will feature music, food trucks, activities and more fun this Saturday.
A New Beer and Cocktail Garden Is Coming to Henry Maier Festival Park
It opens this weekend and runs through Sept. 30.