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The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) on Wednesday, Oct. 6 announced the opening of MIAD Gallery at The Avenue MKE.

Bucks expand Deer District to accommodate 65,000 fans for Game 6 July 19, 2021 3:50 PM Logan Rude Updated: The Deer District outside of Fiserv Forum after Game 3 of the 2021 NBA Finals. Photo by Logan Rude. MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks are on the verge of making history, and the team is making some changes to the Deer District to ensure tens-of-thousands of fans can get in on the excitement. While the Deer District previously accommodated roughly 20,000 fans, the Bucks have expanded the area to allow up to 65,000 fans to attend the outdoor watch party. GAME 6 UP...

It's no secret when spring has sprung in the Milwaukee area.   Whether you step outside your front door and get a whiff of grilled meats and/or drenched by April showers, here are a few signs of the season.  1. The aroma of tailgating, grills Ahh, the sweet aroma of sausages, hamburgers, steaks and veggies sizzling on the grill.  Whether it's filling the air of your neighborhood or the parking lots of American Family Field, that scent is an annual milestone.  After the Brewers' season kicked off without tailgating, the team brought it back April 12.  2. Beer gardens opening While man...

SHEBOYGAN - A new type of motorist may start cruising on Sheboygan roadways, as early as this May. Bird Rides Inc. is interested in bringing its rentable electric scooters to Sheboygan, leading the city to draft rules for Bird or any other electric scooter company that may wish to operate in Sheboygan. Electric scooters have become a common sight in major cities — left on sidewalks for users to rent using a phone app and then leave at their destination. Bird, one of the world's leading providers of rentable scooters, was founded by an Appleton native, and it recently got approval from A...

Why is Everyone Surprised by How Cool Milwaukee Is? Cassandra Brooklyn In the ’70s, Milwaukee was known for the upbeat TV shows Laverne and Shirley and Happy Days; in fact, the “Bronze Fonz” statue that gleams over the Milwaukee River is a persistent reminder of what some consider to be the city’s glory days. In the ’80s, Jeffrey Dahmer took over as the city’s (very!) unfortunate claim to fame and, at one point, when I’d tell people I’m from Milwaukee, their first reaction would be “Oh, that’s where Jeffery Dahmer is from!” Indeed, it is.