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.
Preserving Milwaukee History One Laser Scan at a Time
The director of UW-Milwaukee’s Historic Preservation Institute is using low cost scans to preserve buildings before demolition.
Q&A: How Would Wisconsin Ditch Spring Elections?
Ending Wisconsin’s spring elections wouldn’t be as easy as GOP congressman Derrick Van Orden suggests.
Have You Tried Milwaukee’s New ‘Diverging Diamond’ Interchange?
Southeastern Wisconsin’s first diverging Diamond has arrived — and it’s turning heads.
We Were Wondering: Why Are the Kilbourn Tunnels Closed So Often?
Most recently, each tunnel shut down for about two months earlier this year.
Antoine Carter Wants to Build 60 Apartments in the 53206 Neighborhood
Milwaukee’s most connected public gardner/mural maker/fundraiser has spent years connecting the city’s artists, nonprofits and neighborhoods. Now, he’s ready to take on a new venture: housing development.
The Shuttered Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Printing Plant Is Getting a Second Life
After less than two decades printing newspapers, the Journal Sentinel’s massive West Milwaukee facility is being repurposed by Global Power Components.
Waves of Controversy: Inside the Latest Battle on Wisconsin’s Waterways
Wakeboats have become floating pariahs, but their defenders say the criticism is unfounded.
Robin Vos’ GOAT Panel Channels Trump’s DOGE but Plays by Wisconsin Rules
For better or worse, state cost-cutting panel is no DOGE.
What Happened to the Kayaker Who Allegedly Faked His Drowning in Green Lake?
A swamped craft in Green Lake was not the end of a man’s life but allegedly the beginning of a long, not-secret-enough flight to romance in Central Asia.