Migration peaks in mid-May, as tens of millions of birds fly into or over the state. Here's a guide of what to look for and where to spot them.
2024 marks 50 years of official women’s sports at the University of Wisconsin.
From the college court to the Olympic stage, these six women are shaping America's sports scene.
Tons of Milwaukee-area businesses make enjoying your golden years easier with special discounts and exclusive savings for seniors. From half-off baseball games and discounted brewery tours to special hotel rates and marked-down museum tickets, keep reading to discover all the deals available for older adults in Milwaukee.
On May 29, 1848, Wisconsin became America’s 30th state. And we’ve been outdrinking the rest ever since (kidding, of course… that’s far from our only contribution!)
Here are some other notable Wisconsin firsts.
While Milwaukee isn’t as big of a Hollywood hub as Chicago or New York, the movie industry has been taking advantage of its lakeside location for several decades. Here are a few films that have showcased some of the city’s greatest landmarks.
We’ve scoped out the best stargazing events of the season (plus some of the best spots from which to view them) just for you, so put on your cosmic party hats and let’s get star-struck, Wisconsin-style.
This March Madness, we’re not just cheering for local teams, but supporting local businesses, too! Here are 10 spots you need to check out for a guaranteed good time.
Most people know Wisconsin for its cheese–we are the Dairy State, after all. And while we produce 26% of America’s cheese (the most of any state), we’re also the number one producer of another hot commodity...
The city has long hosted Irish pubs and restaurants open year-round, not to mention the world’s largest celebration of culture: Irish Fest, hosted at the Henry Maier Festival Park on downtown Milwaukee’s lakefront every August.
But St. Patrick’s Day is as good a reason as any to sample Milwaukee’s Irish food and drink culture. Here are eight places to go on St. Patrick’s Day this year.
After more than 500 All-Americans, 95 Big Ten Championships, 9 National Championships, and 50 years–women’s athletic programs at the UW have proven to be the apex of national athletic achievement. Here are three of the greatest female Badgers to ever wear the red and white.
