The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way local drag queens work. From virtual makeup tutorials and performances, many have increased their presence on social media and say the use of online platforms helped introduce drag culture to more people.

Once a blighted parcel of land, a three-acre educational and demonstration project called Green Tech Station is taking root in Milwaukee's 30th Street Corridor.

Wisconsin's latest drive onto the international sports stage begins this weekend at the Ryder Cup golf competition taking place north of Sheboygan. However, COVID-19 remains a concern, and officials said precautions are being implemented.

Milwaukee Municipal Judge Derek Mosley is a kidney transplant recipient who faced a 12-day battle with COVID-19 last year in the ICU at Froedtert Hospital. For the first in our "Pandemic Reflections" series, he recounted how that experience changed him.

Health officials are hoping to slow the increase in Wisconsin suicides seen over the last decade.

The City of Milwaukee is encouraging more real estate development projects in largely Latino neighborhoods. And, a Hispanic group is trying to help developers who are Latino with new funding.

A major change in behavioral health care in the Milwaukee region moved ahead on Thursday after a grand opening ceremony at Granite Hills Hospital in West Allis took place.

Wisconsin families would be able to opt students out of lessons pertaining to gender identity and sexual orientation under a bill introduced by Republican legislators.

First Lady and community college professor Jill Biden visited Milwaukee Wednesday to talk about a safe return to schools and promote the American Rescue Plan.

As the DOT takes a closer look at the proposed rebuilding of about four miles of the I-94 East-West Freeway in Milwaukee, diverse groups are asking the agency to consider more alternatives to driving cars.