Wisconsin Artists Biennial Is a Strong Dose of Statewide Creativity
The exciting juried exhibition opens Feb. 7 at the Museum of Wisconsin Art.
Ayad Akhtar’s ‘McNeal’ Takes On AI and the Future of Art
In his new play at the Rep, homegrown writer Ayad Akhtar tackles human creativity and fallibility.
Looking Back at the Life and Legacy of Vel Phillips
Six years after her death, recognition of her monumental impact on Milwaukee and Wisconsin continues to grow.
How ‘Sewage Boss’ Kevin Shafer Reshaped MMSD – and Built a Global Reputation
The head of MMSD has fans across the globe for his innovative work purifying and protecting Cream City’s water, but Kevin Shafers’s biggest achievement might be scrubbing away years of bitter division surrounding the sewerage district.
Inside the Decades of Summer Memories at Camp Minikani
Summer camp is where young people often find their true selves, and that formative experience is no more potent than at the long-running Camp Minikani in Hubertus.
Purple Reign: The Roots of Wisconsin’s Frequent Electoral Swings
Nobody really knows which way Wisconsin will go in presidential elections. In its 176 years, our state’s colorful history offers hope to Democrats, Republicans and third parties alike.
3 Nonprofit Founders Who Are Making a Difference
These leaders have turned visions into reality, from supporting arts education to helping people recover from substance abuse.
Sister Debra Marie Sciano Is a Lawyer and a Leader
From protecting children in court to orchestrating a complex move for her aging convent, she hardly lives a typical nun’s life.
How a Mother and Daughter Shaped Milwaukee and Each Other
Beth Weirick is a Downtown champion, and DJ Shawna is a sports entertainment dynamo. Their close relationship is forged with strength, resiliency and love.
These Local Teams Feel the Rise of Women’s Basketball
Players and coaches are eager for a new audience fueled by unprecedented attention last March and new must-watch superstars.