Feature
I See the Future of Riverwest
Organizer and MANDI finalist Jan Christensen helped residents create a newspaper, food co-op, river trail and bakery.
Mar 24th, 2014 by Karen Slattery, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Legislature is One Big High School
Once you understand that, you realize why Republicans tolerated Assembly Majority Leader Bill Kramer.
Mar 24th, 2014 by Steven Walters
Behold the Halls of Ivy
A new 6-floor building on Marquette campus boosts 80 apartments in five different sizes. Our photos capture its progress.
Mar 21st, 2014 by Jeramey Jannene
What Kind of Weather Shuts You Down?
I ride no matter what, but even bike meccas like Copenhagen have fewer riders in winter. When and why do you stop riding?
Mar 21st, 2014 by Dave Schlabowske
The Resistible Rise of Public Art
More and more of it is scattered about the city. But how much of it does anyone actually like?
Mar 21st, 2014 by Tom Bamberger
Advocates Question State Changes in Cancer Program
State plan would reduce scope of program that's provided 500,000 cancer screenings since 1994.
Mar 21st, 2014 by Scottie Lee Meyers, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
The New Paul Ryan
In his efforts to separate himself from Mitt Romney, Ryan has provided some scary insights into his politics.
Mar 20th, 2014 by Bruce Murphy
Program Gives Renters Chance to Buy Foreclosed Homes
South Side non-profit rehabs vacant homes and sets up rent-to-own deals.
Mar 20th, 2014 by Karen Slattery, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
96square
The downtown co-working space aims to build -- one entrepreneur at a time -- a new Milwaukee economy.
Mar 19th, 2014 by Srijan Sen
Why Open Records Are Important
Moves to make government records less accessible are well-meant -- but wrong.
Mar 19th, 2014 by Bill Lueders, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism
The Sadly Sinking City
A declining water table is causing wooden piles below downtown buildings to rot. The latest casualty: a 1904 building across from the convention center was demolished.
Mar 19th, 2014 by Michael Horne
Interior of Academy of Music, 1876
Advertised as the best opera house west of New York, it was indeed an elegant hall.
Mar 18th, 2014 by Jeff Beutner
