Wisconsin’s First Tiny IKEA is Coming to Madison This Fall
The IKEA will feature a new, smaller floor plan with fewer showrooms and a limited number of product lines.
Meet the Greendale Native Restoring Milwaukee County Parks’ Historic Trimborn Farm
Virginia Emmons McNaught spent years serving other cities and countries, she’s now back home to serve the community.
Preserving Milwaukee History One Laser Scan at a Time
The director of UW-Milwaukee’s Historic Preservation Institute is using low cost scans to preserve buildings before demolition.
How the Old-Is-New Marc Fits Into the Downtown Hotel Wars
Let’s try to untangle the competing visions for how Milwaukee will host its convention center visitors.
How’s Milwaukee’s New Plan To Seize Recklessly Driven Vehicles Going?
In the first two months of the new power, police have seized about a vehicle roughly every other day on average.
Milwaukee Restaurants Are Battling to Survive Rising Costs
Milwaukee restaurants have faced a string of closures recently, and the ones still open face an uphill climb.
The Marcus Center’s Parking Structure Was Set for Redevelopment – Why Has It Stalled?
After a signature Downtown skyscraper is put on ice, the city is not moving forward with that developer for a long-sought project right next door.
We Were Wondering: How Do I Find Out Why the Cops Were on My Street?
There’s a lot of publicly available information on the Milwaukee Police Department’s activity – here’s where to start.
Tariffs Are Eating into Milwaukee Businesses’ Revenue
Local food and beverage businesses rely heavily on imported products, and America’s new tariffs are driving prices up.
We Were Wondering: Are Lake-Effect Snowstorms Losing Their Punch?
Is the lake effect from Lake Michigan still a thing in Milwaukee? We asked an expert.