Marissa Jablonski Is Championing Education About One of Our Most Basic Needs
For the head of the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin, working together isn’t just a name; it’s an ethos.
Aren’t Canada Geese Supposed to Fly South During Winter?
We were wondering: Why are so many of them sticking around these days?
7 Takeaways From Milwaukee Public Museum’s Social Media ‘Streets’ Fight
Here’s what we learned after a MilMag Interview triggered an online uproar over the fate of the beloved “Streets of Old Milwaukee” exhibit in the museum’s future home.
Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers Is Planning an $8 Million Addition
The South Side clinic is getting a pharmacy.
Will There Be Butterflies? Milwaukee Public Museum Execs Answer Our Questions About the Big Move
Here’s how the Milwaukee Public Museum is thinking about what will be in its new building, opening in 2026. Yes, there will be butterflies!
A Look Back at the News of 2022
From Chevy’s rise, to reckless driving, to a change at the state’s only Black-owned gas station, these are the biggest and the most underreported stories of 2022.
3 Issues With Milwaukee’s Proposed New Music Venues
Why two plans for new Downtown concert halls have existing operators fearing for their livelihoods
Meet the Women Behind the Badge
MPD pledges to hire 30% female officers by 2030, up from 16% now. Advocates say more women cops could mean fewer excessive force complaints.
The Milwaukee Diaper Mission Is Battling Period Poverty
The organization goes beyond its namesake cause to reduce work or school days lost to menstruation.
MilMag Interview: Kristin Brey Says Put Down the Rage Juice
Kristin Brey is back home to make you laugh, demystify politics and policy and wean talk radio audiences off of intentional inflammation.