A Look Back at the News of 2022
From Chevy’s rise, to reckless driving, to a change at the state’s only Black-owned gas station, these are the biggest and the most underreported stories of 2022.
3 Issues With Milwaukee’s Proposed New Music Venues
Why two plans for new Downtown concert halls have existing operators fearing for their livelihoods
STRYV365 Is Teaching Kids Resiliency
This youth education nonprofit focuses on developing skills for whatever life throws at kids.
Inside Our Local City Social Media Managers’ Support Group
How these online comms pros spread information, drive engagement and battle trolls
The Other Vet Mental Health Crisis
One tragic local story points to a quiet crisis: Veterinarians are at a far higher risk than the general public for suicide.
The Future of This Riverwest Institution Is Uncertain
Finality was rolling down the lanes at Falcon Bowl during the last league night of 2022.
These People Are Working to Stop Milwaukee’s Reckless Driving Epidemic
City officials and concerned citizens alike are looking for ways to put the brakes on the “Milwaukee Slide.”
Reggie Moore Treats Violence as a Public Health Issue in New Role
Milwaukee’s former violence prevention czar spent the past year working outside of city government.
How This Milwaukee Native Is Working to Create Affordable Housing in Wisconsin
MilMag Interview: South Side banker Joaquín Altoro is trying to crack affordable housing issues from atop a state agency.
Why an Idea to Raise the Local Sales Tax Could Trigger a Statewide Fiscal Overhaul
Instead of letting Milwaukee County boost its sales tax, lawmakers will debate how to pay for local government and pensions