Inside the Mary Nohl House Controversy
A controversy over the Mary Nohl property, a beloved art environment, unfolds in a neighborhood with a heck of a lake view.
4 Innovative Local Approaches to Early Childhood Education
New perspectives and research are leading school districts to creative classrooms for their littlest learners.
Reince Priebus on the MKE RNC and the State of the GOP
GOP convention veteran Reince Priebus says he wants fellow Republicans to feel the love when they arrive next summer in the Democratic stronghold of Milwaukee.
Will There Be Butterflies? Milwaukee Public Museum Execs Answer Our Questions About the Big Move
Here’s how the Milwaukee Public Museum is thinking about what will be in its new building, opening in 2026. Yes, there will be butterflies!
3 Issues With Milwaukee’s Proposed New Music Venues
Why two plans for new Downtown concert halls have existing operators fearing for their livelihoods
MilMag Interview: Kristin Brey Says Put Down the Rage Juice
Kristin Brey is back home to make you laugh, demystify politics and policy and wean talk radio audiences off of intentional inflammation.
The Debate Over Replacing Highway 175 Is Ignoring a Crucial Piece of History
Targeted for removal, Highway 175 divides two different West Side neighborhoods, but it doesn’t have the racially fraught history of other Milwaukee freeways.
The Surprising Story Behind Milwaukee Film’s New Grant
The new Ruth Foundation for the Arts is giving out major funds – and sparking unexpected connections.
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.