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“Go use a urinal and you’re using Milwaukee-made water technology.” This was Richard Meeusen’s opening assertion at the Feb. 13 MilMag Live! event,…

Veterans of conflicts like Korea and Vietnam might scarcely recognize how wars are being fought today, and how they’ll be fought in the future. For one,…

Many people garden in the warmer months, growing anything from berries to beans. But beyond plants, how many of those people would also be interested in a…

Lake Effect essayist Jim Spangler has lived in Wisconsin for a while now. But while he calls the state home, he does not think of Brookfield as his…

Liz Wessel launched Green Concierge Travel a decade ago, as she noticed more and more travelers wanting to leave as little waste and carbon footprint…

There are a lot of people who spend decades trying to figure out what to do with their lives, reinventing themselves as they go. And that may well be the…

A new study out from the Chicago-based Metropolitan Planning Council, with the Urban Institute, has quantified how segregation may affect a region’s…

Lake Effect has invited some notable authors for younger readers in the studio in the recent past, from national names like Kwame Alexander, to local…

River Revitalization Foundation is a nonprofit headquartered in what originally was a brick ranch along the Milwaukee River, upstream from downtown…

You may be familiar with Yiddish as the language that brought us, among others, the words shlep (carry), kvetch (complain), and nosh (eat). It’s only…