The Spring Was a Crash Course For Schools. Will the Fall Be Any Different?
The coronavirus forced teachers and students into a sudden experiment in online learning. Nobody was ready for what happened next.
Could Ranked-Choice Voting Cure Wisconsin’s Polarized Politics?
Good, better, best
We Can Squeeze Positive Racial Change From This Moment, if We Work for It
A better, more racially just Milwaukee must begin with us. Here’s how we can get to work.
Q&A With Milwaukee’s New County Executive
Milwaukee County will face its enormous challenges over the next four years with 34-year-old David Crowley as its new executive.
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.