Milwaukee Attorney Joe Goode Has an Unusual Side Gig: Animal Law
Goode is a man of paw and order.
Milwaukee Was (and Still Is) an Epicenter for Amateur Radio
We tune into Milwaukee’s robust ham radio scene.
Wisconsin’s Democratic Party Leader Is Stepping Down
What state is the party in post-2024?
What Happened to the Kayaker Who Allegedly Faked His Drowning in Green Lake?
A swamped craft in Green Lake was not the end of a man’s life but allegedly the beginning of a long, not-secret-enough flight to romance in Central Asia.
Erik Kennedy Is Setting the Table for Connection and Community
His secret to meaningful relationships is getting out of your comfort zone and adding food.
Meet Michael Cerda, the Painter Behind Milwaukee’s Signs
His business Cerda Design Co. adds a pop of color to local shops.
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.
Meet MYSO’s Artistic and Music Director Carter Simmons
See Simmons conduct the Senior Symphony’s final concert of the year on May 4 at the Bradley Symphony Center, playing Dvořák, Chopin, Aaron Copland and a piece by a MYSO student.
What To Expect at Women’s Entrepreneurship Week 2025
The annual conference runs May 5-9.
High Schoolers Can Now Make Money Like College Athletes, Kind of
There are 6 big rules that high school student-athletes must follow to maintain their WIAA eligibility.