When Bald Eagles Return to Milwaukee, Can We Ensure Their Safety?
Bald eagles are the very symbol of solitude.
How Do We Remember the Molson Coors Shooting?
Memorials to mass shootings may be built out of stone, scholarships or change.
How This Milwaukee Native Is Working to Create Affordable Housing in Wisconsin
MilMag Interview: South Side banker Joaquín Altoro is trying to crack affordable housing issues from atop a state agency.
Milwaukee’s Lake Effect, Explained
Sweaters, lakes and thermodynamics
How the Strauss Brands Meat Deal Went South
The Strauss Brands deal for Century City may have been perfect on paper, but opponents of the 250-job meatpacking facility eagerly filled a vacuum of information.
This Plan Could Turn Around This Slice of the Harbor District
A new park and a space for public events – along with housing and offices – aim to turn around a stretch of Milwaukee River frontage.
Why an Idea to Raise the Local Sales Tax Could Trigger a Statewide Fiscal Overhaul
Instead of letting Milwaukee County boost its sales tax, lawmakers will debate how to pay for local government and pensions
What Happened to Northridge Mall, and Why Is It Still There?
The once-bustling Northridge Mall supposedly died in 2003, but it’s still on a ventilator 17 years later. Milwaukee wants to unplug it.
Why Isn’t Bestiality a Felony in Wisconsin?
This heinous crime isn’t a felony … yet.
Plow Politics: How Milwaukee Winters Might Play a Role in the Mayoral Election
To secure another term, Tom Barrett will have to defeat two challengers. But Old Man Winter might be his most unpredictable threat.