How I Fell in Love With Y2K Milwaukee
My bold decision at 21 to move to Milwaukee taught me who I wanted to be.
Your Guide to Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point Neighborhood
Vintage clothing, plants, bars and more – there are always new places to explore here.
Your 2026 Local Pride Guide
Learn more about Pride and support the local LGBTQ-friendly businesses in this guide, made in partnership with Vivent Health.
Wisconsin Speedskater Jordan Stolz Dishes on Milan Cortina and His Future
He’s looking ahead to 2030’s Olympics in the French Alps – and perhaps a Dutch advantage.
Trappers Turn Golf Club Unveils Reimagined ‘Canyon 7’ Hole
The new design provides a dramatic, scenic and unique challenge for golfers.
Milwaukee Soon Will Use AI to Spot Potholes
It’s testing a new system using dashcam video and AI detection to add to DPW’s patch crews’ work queue.
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
For years, John McGivern has been the friendly face of Wisconsin travel on public television. His unexpected story winds from seminary to rehab, from stage to screen, from a kid growing up on the East Side to a decidedly Wisconsin type of local celebrity.
Imagine MKE Announces Plan for Local Arts Funding
Milwaukee’s arts sector has faced financial woes for years. Imagine MKE is hoping to address that by tackling three big-picture issues.
County Begins Journey to a New ‘Super’ Splash Pad in Washington Park
A public meeting Thursday begins asking West Side neighbors what they want to see in the long-awaited replacement to the park’s shuttered 60-year-old pools.
Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy
After the Watertown Wind Symphony did not perform the LGBT homage “A Mother of a Revolution” in its recital Monday, it is playing it tonight and Saturday.