Good News
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How Mariah Antetokounmpo showed up for Milwaukee and helped families
Sometime between starting an apparel brand all about spreading positivity and becoming a mom times four, Mariah Antetokounmpo turned into a matriarch of Milwaukee.
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Brewers customize Nikes with Milwaukee-area kids at AmFam Field
Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Logan Henderson and 14-year-old Shane Cox sat on the edge of the grass along the warning track of American Family Field, painting the swooshes of their new white Nike Air Force 1s purple.
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Fishing Has No Boundaries celebrates 39 years of inclusion
For almost 40 years, Fishing Has No Boundaries has worked to create unforgettable memories for individuals with disabilities and their families.
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A romance bookstore on wheels is taking a road trip across Wisconsin
Two best friends and Green Bay natives joked in middle school about owning their own business. That’s since become their reality.
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Rescued Ridglan Farms beagles catch flight out of Wisconsin
On May 2, two nonprofits teamed up to transport recently rescued Ridglan Farms beagles out of Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin survives late Ohio State rally to win National Championship
For the second straight season, the Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team has won the National Championship. After taking down the host team, No. 3 Penn State, in an overtime thriller in the semifinals, Wisconsin was able to use an early 2-0 first-period lead to its advantage against No. 1 Ohio State. Wisconsin and OSU have…
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Shawano and Outagamie highway departments save lives during Wisconsin winter storm
Amid the winter storm Wisconsin faced earlier this week, local highway crews played a life-saving role Monday morning.
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Wausau resident Matt Thums heads to Winter Paralympic stage
Wausau resident Matt Thums is headed to the international stage to compete in wheelchair curling, for a remarkable second time.
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Jordan Stolz took on all challengers – including pressure – and came out on top
Congratulations are in order for Jordan Stolz, who took all the weight he’d had been carrying on his shoulders as an American Olympic favorite and the No. 1-ranked speed skater in the world, and put it in gold and silver around his neck. That burden is finally lifted. The hardware will last forever. Not since Dan Jansen,…
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Children’s Wisconsin receives $10 million gift toward research
Milwaukee-area philanthropists Barri and Dave Drury have made a $10 million gift to Children’s Wisconsin to support pediatric research, one of the largest donations for research the health system has received. The gift, announced by Children’s Feb. 4, is meant to drive scientific discoveries that will improve pediatric patients’ care and to support Children’s physicians…
