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Right about this time two years ago, the night before the Green Bay Packers won Super Bowl XLV, several hundred people in Oconomowoc were definitely not…

In the last several weeks, the news cycle has been filled with stories of young men - many African-American - signing letters of intent to play sports at…

While the Iron Brigade, and its Wisconsin regiments, get a lot of the glory due to their fierce fighting in the American Civil War, there were other…

One hundred fifty years later, it's hard to place enough significance on how the American Civil War would go on to shape our country and its people - or…

The Civil War began 150 years ago yesterday. But that first battle – the siege on Fort Sumter - lasted 34 hours before Union troops surrendered 150 years…

Dominican High School in Whitefish Bay might be a small Catholic school of about 300 students, but its theatrical undertakings would be daunting for many…

We turn the tables on one of America’s most famous interviewers when we interview Dick Cavett, who spoke with Bonnie North this summer at Ten Chimneys in…

Milwaukee writer Barbara Miner questions whether Teach For America does more harm than good in urban schools. Miner is a freelance writer in Milwaukee.…

We learn about the present and future of food manufacturing here in the Milwaukee area as part of our Project Milwaukee: What's on Our Plate? series.…

WUWM presents a public forum: Project Milwaukee: Youth Violence.Spring of 2008, Lake Effect and WUWM News journalists teamed up to examine the deep roots…