How Milwaukee Women Got to Work During the Great Depression
An innovative government project helped thousands of local women make it through the worst of the Great Depression with a paycheck and new job skills.
We Planned a Decadent Menu for Your Intimate Thanksgiving Dinner
Planning a small, intimate Thanksgiving? Then we have the feast for you.
The Winners Are Here! Meet the 2020 Bettys
MilMag’s second annual salute to our late longtime publisher honors seven remarkable women doing great things in Milwaukee and beyond.
Great Woman-Centric Moments in Wisconsin’s History
Here’s how the women of our state have been badgering the patriarchy.
Will the Women of Wisconsin Decide the Next President?
One subset of Wisconsin women could be the clearest path to victory for the candidates seeking to secure our critical swing state.
Charitable Organizations Can’t Keep Up With Food Insecurity in Milwaukee
The high demand overwhelming local food banks exposes the limits of food giveaways and the need for foundational solutions.
Jan Serr and John Shannon Believe in the Power of Art
Whether in art or business, Jan Serr and John Shannon can’t stop creating.
The CBD Scramble Has Local Companies Chasing Big Dollars
It’s not every day a long verboten crop like hemp suddenly becomes legal. The emerging market for hemp-derived products like CBD has local entrepreneurs seeing green.
Milwaukee’s Protest Leaders Say “This Is the Revolution”
The lives of three leaders of Milwaukee’s new protest movement have prepared them for this battle for equity and racial justice.
Milwaukee’s Official Fall 2020 Arts Guide
Our city’s arts professionals have always been good at thinking on their feet and adapting to sudden changes. Those skills are certainly serving them well this season.