Why Call it College Avenue When There’s No College Nearby?
The answer dates back to a campus that never came to be in the 1800s.
The Other Vet Mental Health Crisis
One tragic local story points to a quiet crisis: Veterinarians are at a far higher risk than the general public for suicide.
Should Milwaukee’s Population Hit a Million? Our New Mayor Thinks So
Mayor Cavalier Johnson has set a seven-digit population goal for this city. Here’s what that would mean for the people who live here.
The Future of This Riverwest Institution Is Uncertain
Finality was rolling down the lanes at Falcon Bowl during the last league night of 2022.
How Can the Milwaukee Police Department Improve Community Relations?
Chief Jeffrey Norman answers that and more in this wide-ranging MilMag interview.
Did Komatsu Do Enough to Contain the Menomonee River Oil Spill?
We investigate if more could have been done to limit the effects of the December accident.
75 Years Ago, Milwaukee Experienced the Most Severe Earthquake in Wisconsin History
In 1947, a historic earthquake struck southeast Wisconsin – but only for a split second.
These People Are Working to Stop Milwaukee’s Reckless Driving Epidemic
City officials and concerned citizens alike are looking for ways to put the brakes on the “Milwaukee Slide.”
Reggie Moore Treats Violence as a Public Health Issue in New Role
Milwaukee’s former violence prevention czar spent the past year working outside of city government.
How an MATC Program Is Helping Students Graduate
It’s a safety net getting students to graduation.