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.
STRYV365 Is Teaching Kids Resiliency
This youth education nonprofit focuses on developing skills for whatever life throws at kids.
The Debate Over Replacing Highway 175 Is Ignoring a Crucial Piece of History
Targeted for removal, Highway 175 divides two different West Side neighborhoods, but it doesn’t have the racially fraught history of other Milwaukee freeways.
Inside Our Local City Social Media Managers’ Support Group
How these online comms pros spread information, drive engagement and battle trolls
What Exactly Is That Jones Island Smell?
Potential stinks abound in that part of the lakefront, but the good news is none of them is unsafe.
The Surprising Story Behind Milwaukee Film’s New Grant
The new Ruth Foundation for the Arts is giving out major funds – and sparking unexpected connections.
Is This Building the Menomonee Valley’s Worst Neighbor?
This long-idle factory might be the best redevelopment target in the Menomonee Valley. It’s also become the target of vandals.
How These Falcons Came Back From the Brink of Extinction in Wisconsin
Decades of work have brought acrobatic urban peregrines back.
A Legendary Architect’s Last Design Is Being Built in Wisconsin
The striking design is based on the shape of a tank.