Milwaukee Needs More Teachers –These Local Programs Might Make a Difference
Local programs are offering incentives that retain educators and attract young people to the profession.
Milwaukee Restaurants Are Battling to Survive Rising Costs
Milwaukee restaurants have faced a string of closures recently, and the ones still open face an uphill climb.
How Do Local Christmas Tree Farms Stay Alive in 2025 and Beyond?
With Santas, s’mores and hay rides – holiday memories that a plastic tree can’t compete with.
Waves of Controversy: Inside the Latest Battle on Wisconsin’s Waterways
Wakeboats have become floating pariahs, but their defenders say the criticism is unfounded.
Fewer Rooms and Bigger Questions for Downtown Milwaukee’s Hotel Scene
Shrinking the city’s largest hotel would fly in the face of assertions that Downtown Milwaukee needs more rooms. But it’s not quite that simple.
A Look at the Controversial Community-Building Proposal in Riverwest
A proposal to boost taxes for a neighborhood improvement district sparked a rancorous debate and soul-searching in Riverwest.
How Lafayette Crump Is Trying to Transform Milwaukee
Four years after he took leadership at the Department of City Development, we check in on Crump’s track record.
Is This the Last Chance to Save the Mitchell Park Domes?
After decades of decay and years of delay, supporters hope the Domes can hang on long enough to be renovated.
This Village Has Predicted All the Biggest Recent Wisconsin Elections
Through the years, Merrimac’s political pendulum has revealed insights into Wisconsin’s electoral climate.
New City Attorney Evan Goyke Is Bringing Order to Law
He is rebuilding an office left in disarray by his predecessor’s toxic, scandal-filled rule.