How Lafayette Crump Is Trying to Transform Milwaukee
Four years after he took leadership at the Department of City Development, we check in on Crump’s track record.
What’s Next for Molson Coors’ Tenth Street Brewery?
Molson Coors’ smaller Milwaukee brewery, once a prized hub for production of craft beer, sits idle. Will anyone tap into its potential?
A New Apartment Building is Coming to Menomonee Valley
The long dilapatated cream city brick building is being transformed for residential living.
For the First Time in Years, It Looks Like Lake Winnebago Sturgeon Season Drama-Free
It’ll be good ice and no fishy business this year.
Addiction Therapists Face New Perils, Now That Every Smartphone Is A Casino
More than $1 billion will be on the table on Super Bowl Sunday. We talked to three experts about the apparent rise in gambling addiction amid widespread deregulation.
A New Policy at Shorewood High School Is Cracking Down on Student Phone Usage
And it’s helping students better engage in the classroom.
Let’s Talk About Lake Michigan and Its Above-Water Shipwreck
The saga of Milwaukee’s beached Deep Thought has us pondering much more than a stranded boat.
Is This the Last Chance to Save the Mitchell Park Domes?
After decades of decay and years of delay, supporters hope the Domes can hang on long enough to be renovated.
This Milwaukeean Built a Sustainable Surfboard
After six years, Ken Cole’s environmentally friendly surfboard is finally ready to catch some waves.
This Local Startup Invented a Device to Keep Medical Tubes from Dislodging
Wauwatosa-based RoddyMedical created an armband with eight slots to keep medical tubes organized.