How MIAD Has Grown Under President Jeffrey Morin’s Leadership
Morin has fought headwinds to sail the art school into clear waters.
Does Microsoft’s Data Center Make the Foxconn Fail Worth it?
The tech giant’s plan for the data center in Mount Pleasant offers relief from the Foxconn debacle, but the new jobs and investment could fall far short of the Taiwanese company’s original promises.
Again and Again, Legislators Ignore ‘Home Rule’ Protections
In Wisconsin, cities are supposed to be constitutionally shielded from state lawmakers meddling in their affairs. The reality is a bit different.
Struggles Continue a Year Later at Ascension Columbia St. Mary’s
Current and former staff say conditions continue to deteriorate at one of the city’s largest hospitals – a follow-up to our special report a year ago.
Inside the Long-Term Vision for Milwaukee’s Downtown
Parks and transportation are at the heart of the city’s big plan for building connections to, from and within Downtown.
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