Will Red-Light Cameras Come to Milwaukee?
A bill proposes up to 75 traffic and speed cameras for the city’s most dangerous streets – with automatic tickets for speeders and red-light runners.
Can Self-Driving Cars Really Work in Snowy Wisconsin?
Can a robotaxi survive in winter?
Milwaukee’s Medical College of Wisconsin Is Working To Make Lifesaving Health Care More Sustainable
The largest medical complex in Wisconsin is building a greener hospital.
Milwaukee’s Catholic Archbishop Talks Faith, Pope Leo XIV, and Growing Up on a Dairy Farm
From Wisconsin farm kid to chief exorcist to archbishop, Milwaukee’s Catholic leader reflects on his journey, leadership and guiding the church in polarized times.
High-End Paper Towels Are Fueling Stability on Milwaukee’s North Side
Sellars Absorbent Materials has invested in the area with six buildings and a lauded homeownership program.
What You Need to Know About ADUs – AKA Granny Flats – in Milwaukee
Many local communities hope “accessory dwelling units” can help build density and address the housing crisis. So far, there have been few takers.
Why Hasn’t Milwaukee County Resumed Courthouse Weddings?
Waukesha County has filled the void with brisk business since it picked up nuptials post-pandemic.
Have You Tried Milwaukee’s New ‘Diverging Diamond’ Interchange?
Southeastern Wisconsin’s first diverging Diamond has arrived — and it’s turning heads.
STRONG Milwaukee Provides Strength Training for Young Minds
In just four years, STRONG Milwaukee has helped hundreds of kids in “the prevention business of mental health.”