When Waukesha’s Name Was Mud
The disputed remains of a resort hark back to the city’s days as a medical Mecca.
Your Board Game Guide for While You’re Staying Inside
Have more fun indoors with these editor-tested board games.
The Most and Least Believable Fictional Presidents
As we welcome a new resident to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., here’s a look at the most and least believable commanders-in-chief to lead our nation in film and television.
Your Guide to the Best Winter Bites in Town
These locally made products corner the market on belly-soothing comfort
An Artist Whose Work Is Worth a Thousand Words
Tyanna Buie uses family photos – and the stories around them – to make up many of her mixedmedia collages, such as this one seen through the window of Simone DeSousa Gallery, Detroit.
Happy 175th, Milwaukee!
(You don’t look a day past 140)
Who Were the First Milwaukeeans?
Indigenous people have been here much longer than 175 years – and are still making the city’s history today.
The Major Tribes of Early Milwaukee
What you need to know about the First Milwaukeeans.
The Early Days of Milwaukee
What it was like in Milwaukee before 1860.
The History of Wisconsin and Milwaukee’s Population Growth
Milwaukee has always been Wisconsin’s primary city and was the 11th-largest in the U.S. in 1960.