Local Startup Offers Laundry Services for Those Most At Risk During Pandemic
This startup is providing a service to those most at risk and creating jobs for people unemployed due to the health crisis.
How Can Wisconsin Put the Dairy Crisis in the Rearview Mirror?
Wisconsin’s farmers have been struggling to cope with five years of low profits and lower morale.
Spotlight on Women: Trenise Watson of Asili Naturals
In this web series, we will be shining a spotlight on local women who are at the top of their game.
Get to Know the Two (Very Different) Sets of Brothers on the Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee has become the NBA’s City of Brotherly Love. Could sibling bonds finally push the team to their first championship since 1971?
Why I Spent 32 Hours Playing Pinball (In Short: To Raise $3,300 for Children’s Hospital)
Ryan Clancy is a candidate for Milwaukee County Supervisor and also a Renaissance Man of sorts: he’s owned a record shop, worked in the Peace Corps and was a Milwaukee Public Schools teacher. Now, he is also a world record holder.
Spotlight on Women: Katie Loughmiller of LUNA
Meet Katie Avila Loughmiller, the co-founder of Latinas Unidas en las Artes.
Q&A With Milwaukee County Chief Judge Maxine White
As a black woman who grew up in a Mississippi sharecropping family in the 1950s, Chief Judge Maxine White has faced many obstacles. But she’s never let them limit her.
Remembering Mildred Harpole: A Local Leader, Advocate and Educator
Mildred L. Harpole died last week at 84. She will be missed in the Milwaukee community.
Meet the Winners of Our First Betty Awards
Here we honor six outstanding women, each representing a facet of our late former publisher, Betty Ewens Quadracci, and gather them for a conversation.
This UW-Milwaukee Professor Is a Rising Star in Indigenous Architecture
UW-Milwaukee Architect Chris Cornelious is looking to make a big splash. Will he have to look outside of his own tribe and city to make that happen?