A Journey to Understand the Life and Works of Ruth DeYoung Kohler II
Her stewardship of the arts has put Sheboygan on the international art map just as her family did for the city’s industry.
Milwaukee’s Angela Lang Is Organizing for Apocalypse Now
Lang and the organization she founded, Black Leaders Organizing for Communities, are working tirelessly to empower the city’s Black residents.
The People of the Protest: In Their Own Words
Tuesday, while the sun still beat down, we asked marchers why they were there, what they think will happen next, and what they hope the protests will achieve. Here’s what they told us.
How Are You Coping? WISN’s Toya Washington
Toya Washington is a trusted voice in this community during unprecedented times.
414 Heroes: An ER Nurse Is Thankful for Letters From the Community
“This whole thing has brought out the best in many people, especially my wonderful night shift team in the ER.”
Some Call Him the “The Bunker Guy,” But Who Is Geoffrey Graff Really?
The reports cast Geoffrey Graff as “the bunker guy,” a crazy, gun-toting isolationist, who dug an underground home in a backwater of the city. The reality is more complicated.
How Are You Coping? The Brewers’ Josh Hader
He’s training from home and confident that the Brewers are ready to play again.
414 Heroes: How One Volunteer Can Have a Huge Impact
“Why do I volunteer? It’s something to do every day, and a lot of friends of mine from the neighborhood come here.”
New Mothers Tell Us What It’s Like to Deliver a Baby During a Pandemic
Their Mother’s Day celebrations this year are going to be a little different than they may have originally envisioned.
414 Heroes: This Veteran Is Managing Respiratory Care at Milwaukee’s VA Medical Center
“We’re here to help them feel better, but more often than not, when we greet someone, their first concern is how we’re doing. It’s very humbling.”