Mackenzie Krumme

More than a century after being buried, and decade after being exhumed, a group of Milwaukee County residents are still awaiting a final resting place

A five-year analysis of Wisconsin’s agriculture economy shows that despite an increase in revenue, the number of agriculture jobs and farms decreased.

A Cornell native turned filmmaker paid tribute to a small fire department in a new documentary titled “The Best of Us.” Of the 809 fire departments across Wisconsin, more than 75 percent are predominantly run by volunteers.

An upcoming three-part series in Eau Claire focuses on when genealogical research reveals uncomfortable family secrets.

Take a peek at recipes from the recently released “Well Plated Everyday Cookbook,” including a honey orange pistachio salmon and pumpkin gingerbread squares.

Reprinted with permission from the “Well Plated Everyday Cookbook.”

Reprinted with permission from the “Well Plated Everyday Cookbook.”

Reprinted with permission from the “Well Plated Everyday Cookbook.”

The founder of UW-Milwaukee’s Center for Equity Practice and Planning Justice says most challenges that cities face — including education, health and development — are connected to segregation.

In recently released book ‘The New College President,’ co-author Terry MacTaggart profiles seven leaders as they navigate the fraught ecosystem of higher ed