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From the Magazine
Milwaukee Unveils a New Sculpture Commemorating Vel R. Phillips
The public art display is nestled downtown right in the plaza also named after Phillips, where she’ll be celebrated permanently.
Check Out This New Bay View Toy and Gift Shop
Chippy’s is a new family toy store that promotes children’s creativity and imagination, through a specially curated selection.
Milwaukee Eyes Water Street Cop Shop as Chaos Continues
To deter violence, it’s considering an offer from the new owner of the building that housed the recently closed bar Duke’s on Water.
Explore the Kohler Dunes Cordwalk on a Beer Hike
Author Kristen Radaich released an upper Midwest guide to beer hikes – a nature walk that ends in a brewery.
Potawatomi Youth Canoe the Menomonee River After 188 Years of Exile
The Potawatomi tribe reclaimed a part of their culture that was ripped away, inspiring the next generation to hope for a better future.
This Free Website Offers a New Way to Explore Milwaukee’s Jazz Scene
The site’s launch in April has seen consistent growth amongst site users and live attendance around the city.
Breaking Down David Crowley’s Win in the Wild Democratic Primary
Inside the numbers of the Milwaukee County Executive’s comeback win over Madison Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong, capturing the gubernatorial nomination.
Westown’s Blue Building Undergoes Planning for New Residential Development
The massive and vacant office complex could be transformed into 220 new apartments if the proposed tax incremental district is approved by the city.
Wisconsin’s First Tiny IKEA is Coming to Madison This Fall
The IKEA will feature a new, smaller floor plan with fewer showrooms and a limited number of product lines.
Meet the Greendale Native Restoring Milwaukee County Parks’ Historic Trimborn Farm
Virginia Emmons McNaught spent years serving other cities and countries, she’s now back home to serve the community.







