Amtrak’s Borealis Is a Bright Spot for Rail Travel
‘Borealis’ outshone ‘Great River’ as the new Amtrak line’s moniker – apparently because Minnesota wanted to own the name.
Is Bob Lang Teeing Up the Next Great Wisconsin Golf Course?
The man who helped create Erin Hills introduced an ambitious proposal for a new elite Lake Country golf course.
Historic Mitchell Street’s Public Soundscape Project Will Return This Month
Soothing sounds from Mexico’s Calakmul Reserve brought a daily burst of nature to Milwaukee’s Mitchell Street last fall, thanks to a community-driven public art project.
Disappearing Dollars: Milwaukee Public Museum and Historical Society Face Funding Gaps
We look at the local impact of President Trump’s administration cutting off aid to museums and libraries.
Should You Let Your Cat Go Outside?
Your cat instinctively wants to go outside, but should you let it? We talk to experts to find out.
How a Marquette Freshman Is Making a Mark in the Luxury Fragrance Industry
Forget Axe Body Spray – today’s young men are chasing sophisticated scents, and Drew Goetz is getting in on the trend.
How Advanced Ionics Is Revolutionizing Hydrogen Production in Wisconsin
New Berlin’s Advanced Ionics is harnessing water vapor to make hydrogen production more sustainable and cost-effective.
Wisconsin High Schools Are Again Considering Whether to Embrace College-Style NIL Deals
Wisconsin remains one of 10 states prohibiting NIL for high schoolers – but a vote in April could change that.
Our Deep Thoughts on the Milwaukee Minnow
We, too, have been obsessed with our above-water shipwreck.
Economic Predictions Over Green Bay’s First NFL Draft Feel Like RNC Déjà Vu
Green Bay’s first NFL Draft promises big numbers, but local businesses fear a familiar shortfall.