Milwaukee's first World Series championship since 1957 was celebrated with what is projected to be the largest event in ...

Welcome to “The Food Chronicles,” a cooking series in which Chef Kevin Sloan shares delicious recipes and the stories behind them, drawing inspiration from his 30-plus years in professional kitchens, ...

Mama Rosa, the 25-foot, 4,000-pound troll built by Danish artist Thomas Dambo, now stands tall in the new Firefly Grove Park in Wauwatosa and it's a charmer. But it also comes with a message. Mama ...

Have you ever wondered how Milwaukee might look in the future? Rethink 794, a group that seeks to remove the section of I-794 running through Downtown, from the Marquette Interchange to the lakefront, ...

Looking for a shuttle to get from Milwaukee to Green Bay? Take a peek at our shuttle guide for Packer game day! Cheering on the Pack at Lambeau this season? OnMilwaukee's Packers Shuttle Guide, ...

The one-acre property at 1380 Friess Lake Rd. in Hubertus that has been home to the Alpine Retreat restaurant since 1950 and has a history dating back even earlier, is for sale. We looked at it and ...

Vier North opened in mid-January at 1832 E. North Ave. in the building that was home to iconic tavern Vitucci’s for 85 years. Vitucci’s closed in 2019. Vier North is keeping the cocktail lounge ...

Location: 185 S. 33rd Ct. In 2016, Americans consumed almost 84 billion servings of tea, or more than 3.8 billion gallons. In fact, it’s the second most popular beverage in the world, next to water.

Seems like oysters are everywhere these days, but if you're looking for the freshest bivalves in town, it helps to know where to look. It’s never been easier to find fresh, delicious oysters in the ...

More than 12,000 cartons of OJ will be distributed in Milwaukee during Friday's city-wide celebration, with product also ...

We won our way, and now we're celebrating with a parade and party on Friday. Here's everything you need to know.

Real Chili has been a Milwaukee institution (and Marquette University dietary staple) for more than 75 years. I don't know if these are legitimate or not. A quick Google search reveals that they are ...