Milwaukee Magazine

Cat owners know: a lot of cats just want to be outside. But the outdoors isn’t always safe for, or from, cats. We explore the dangers of letting your cat outdoors and what you can do to help manage that instinct.

The February issue of Milwaukee Magazine features five winners of its 2025 Unity Awards. One of the recipients is Jim Gaillard. He was recognized for training marginalized Milwaukeeans in the construction trades by rehabbing blighted local homes.

"Milwaukee Magazine" dining writer Ann Christenson explores everything from classic Midwestern comfort treats to creative made-to-order restaurant experiences in her recent article, "How Sweet It Is."

From pioneering open housing legislation to serving as Wisconsin’s secretary of state, Vel Phillips has influenced countless crucial moments in our history.

Milwaukee Magazine's 2024 Betty Awards honor extraordinary women doing remarkable work in Milwaukee. One of the recipients is Mariana Rodriguez, the founder and director of the Latina Resource Center for United Migrant Opportunity Services.

This month’s issue of Milwaukee Magazine explores the lore of the hideous green beast and how it’s become a symbol of pride for the northern Wisconsin city.

Dive bars are a big part of Milwaukee culture, a place where locals gather to drink, chat and play games. But there's much more to dive bar culture, as Chris Drosner learned while crafting a feature on the subject for "Milwaukee Magazine."

In his most recent Milwaukee Magazine article, Kevin Revolinski wrote all about the dunes of the Midwest, what exactly sand dunes are, how they got here and where you can go to see some yourself.

Milwaukee Magazine's Ann Christenson shares some of the best sausages, taco trucks and summer drinks in the city.

Freelance writer Alli Watters has plenty of suggestions for planning a visit to any of Wisconsin's 50 State Parks.