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Wisconsin’s First Bicycle Ambassador

On bike paths, city streets, and even on ice, bicycles seem ubiquitous in Wisconsin. The first bicycling boom hit the ...

Anti-German Hysteria

U.S. entry into WWI in 1917 fueled a wave of anti-German sentiment across Wisconsin and across the nation. The fervor ...

Day of the Dead in Milwaukee

“All Hallows’ Eve,” or Halloween, was originally a religious celebration. The following days, Nov. 1st and 2nd, Día de los Muertos, ...

ER Nurse

Amid the hustle of the state's busiest emergency room, nurses have to keep a cool head. Rebecca Ramizini takes us ...

South Milwaukee Woman Is Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw Champ

South Milwaukee’s Terry Stramowski is widely recognized as the champ to beat… in the Wisconsin Cow Chip Throw and Festival. ...

Milwaukee Blacksmith Keeps Old Traditions Burning

Kent Knapp has been studying blacksmithing since he was 19 years old. He worked with a master blacksmith for a ...

Self in the City

The ways we find and define a home depend on many different variables. Shauna Singh Baldwin has lived and worked ...

Hornpipes, Reels And Slip Jigs: Irish Dancing In Milwaukee

Irish dance is booming in Milwaukee, where there are seven dance schools and counting. Irish dancers typically keep their arms ...

Mariachi Strings

When Dinorah Marquez moved to the U.S., she didn’t speak any English and was quite shy and scared.  She eventually ...

Wedded Weavers

Wence Martinez grew up in a Mexican town famous for its weaving. When he ran across a drawing by Milwaukee ...