Why Aren’t More Women Working in High-Paying Trades Careers?
With a shortage of workers in the construction trades, there’s a solution staring the industry in the face: fewer than 5% of electricians, plumbers and bricklayers are women.
A Day in the Life of a Tosa Yogi
Even when she’s logging long hours at work, Michelle Schultz of Wauwatosa still manages to find her center.
This Nonprofit Provides Dignity-Boosting Showers
A local nonprofit brings showers, and much more, to those in need.
The Milwaukee River Greenway Is an Unparalleled Urban Natural Resource
This treasure under our noses is a ribbon of trees, water and wildlife interrupting the bustle of the city.
How Milwaukeeans Found Home After the Civil War’s Horrors
In the wake of the Civil War, Milwaukee’s women banded together to create a haven for wounded veterans that endures to this day.
Your 2021 Best of Milwaukee Winners List
The amazing, phenomenal, stupendous, exceptional, fantabulous, rad, definitely NOT terrible, city of champions 2021 issue of Best of Milwaukee
Best of Milwaukee 2021 | Food & Drink
From a delicious new restaurant to our favorite spot for a soft pretzel, here are our favorite parts of food and drink this year in MKE.
Course Tips for the Ryder Cup Pros From a Duffer
Our executive editor plays the legendary Whistling Straits golf course in advance of the Ryder Cup.
Best of Milwaukee 2021 | Arts & Culture
From ‘Beyond Van Gogh’ to Jrue Holiday, here are our favorite parts of arts and culture this year in MKE.
4 New Art Spaces to Scope Out This Fall
Milwaukee’s arts institutions are primed to reopen this fall, and several are welcoming patrons to new and freshly spruced-up spaces.