Again and Again, Legislators Ignore ‘Home Rule’ Protections
In Wisconsin, cities are supposed to be constitutionally shielded from state lawmakers meddling in their affairs. The reality is a bit different.
These Are the Six New Sales Tax Rates in Milwaukee
On Jan. 1, you’re gonna see some changes. We break it down for you here.
Struggles Continue a Year Later at Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s
Current and former staff say conditions continue to deteriorate at one of the city’s largest hospitals – a follow-up to our special report a year ago.
MSOE’s Supercomputer Honors Pioneering Female Programmers
The high-powered Rosie prepares students for the AI age while nodding to the female programmers of the world’s first computer.
A Conversation With Two Wisconsin Women Lawmakers
Reps. Cindi Duchow and Christine Sinicki talk about partisanship, decorum and gender representation in the State Legislature.
What Are These Modern Midrises All Over Milwaukee?
We named the sharp, simple style of apartment building “Eurobox,” and its rise might be a good thing.
Did You Know the ZIP File Was Invented in Milwaukee?
Programmer Phil Katz created the file format in 1989 with his company PKWARE.
What’s Next for Milwaukee Politico Alex Lasry?
After a Senate run and his departure from the Bucks, the 36-year-old has gone all in on electing fellow Democrats.
These Local Clinics Use Ketamine as a Mental Health Treatment
Advocates say ketamine therapy’s positive results mean wider possibilities for psychedelic medicine.
What’s Next for Milwaukee’s 30th Street Industrial Corridor?
The imminent departure of Master Lock subtracts hundreds more jobs on the North Side but also adds another opportunity for redevelopment.