2021 to See More Scooters, More Evenly Distributed
Push for more equitable access leads to cap on number of Bird, Lime and Spin scooters Downtown, as well as Bublr stations in new neighborhoods.
Here’s What You Missed in Milwaukee This Week: May 14
COVID restrictions loosen, the Third Ward gets a new store, and gas prices head in the wrong direction this week in MKE.
Wisconsin’s Elite Baseball Prospect Repped Waukesha in His Big League Debut
The Waukesha West product entered The Show with some swag last night.
Preview: A Historic Show at the Harley-Davidson Museum
Learn all about the history of off-road motorcycling at the Harley-Davidson Museum.
How Local School Board Races Turned Partisan With the Cash to Match
These nonpartisan elections are now becoming battlegrounds worth investing in for Republicans and Democrats alike.
Date Set for Milwaukee to Return to a ‘Version of Normal’
Expect fewer restrictions and more recommendations as we inch closer to normalcy.
What Is a Meteotsunami? And Why Are They So Dangerous?
These dangerous waves come out of the blue in Lake Michigan.
Milwaukee is Getting a New Wine Tasting Store
2A Wine Merchants will open at the end of June.
What Will Milwaukee’s Post-Pandemic Normal Look Like?
For a year, we holed up, hiding from a killer virus. Without us, many public-facing businesses sputtered, and the Zoom era of office work is causing even more uncertainty. Some of these changes are here to stay, but which ones?
Vote for Milwaukee’s Own Anna Grace on Tonight’s ‘The Voice’
She almost made Snoop Dogg cry, she’s with a brand new coach and now she’s competing for America’s votes on “The Voice.”