UWM Archive is Chronicling Milwaukee’s Coronavirus Experience for History
This is a historic moment.
Everything to Know About the History of Friday the 13th
Forget the Ides of March, it’s Friday the 13th.
Fiserv Forum Wasn’t Milwaukee’s First Convention Center to Try to Land a Huge Event
This summer, the Democratic National Convention will draw the eyes of the world to Milwaukee. That’s been a dream of the city’s boosters since the late 1800s.
South Milwaukee’s Bucyrus Heritage Will Be Preserved With New Museum
The South Milwaukee Industrial Museum, an attached event space and a nearby public space will have themes evoking the city’s longtime mining equipment manufacturer.
The Oldest Home in Wauwatosa Now Has New Owners
After almost eight decades as a Milwaukee County historical site, the 175-year-old Lowell Damon House is under private ownership.
How Wisconsin Became the Buckle on the 'Brandy Belt'
This spirit has been a part of our DNA since the 19th century.
The Haunted Rhode: Kenosha's Own Paranormal Legend
The story of one of Kenosha’s most notable hauntings.
Remembering Mildred Harpole: A Local Leader, Advocate and Educator
Mildred L. Harpole died last week at 84. She will be missed in the Milwaukee community.
The Legend of the Lake Michigan Triangle
The story of a particularly deadly part of Lake Michigan.
These Are the Women Who Made Milwaukee
These gutsy women are the stuff of legend in our city. Thanks to their bravery, vision, ingenuity and tenacity, Milwaukee is a better, safer and more just place for all of its residents. We salute them!