Senator Lisa Murkowski: ‘Greenland is Key to North American Security, Just Plain and Simple’ Posted on July 27, 2026August 25, 2026 by Colby Lamb WASHINGTON — Alaska United States Senator Lisa Murkowski emphasized Greenland’s role in North American security, but argued President Donald Trump’s rhetoric about potentially acquiring the territory has made cooperation more difficult, in a June 25 interview. Following a June 25 Hudson Institute event, “Navigating Competition in the Central Arctic Ocean” in downtown Washington, D.C., Murkowski […]
Big Tech’s Got Eyes on Greenland for Minerals, Data Centers Posted on July 27, 2026August 25, 2026 by Olivia Davis Have you ever thought about the tiny pieces that make up your smartphone? The batteries used in electric vehicles? How about where the photos on your smartphone live (because yes, the “cloud” is a real place)? Where your personal data goes when you accept the terms and conditions on social media? These things have all […]
Race to Arctic Dominance: Why Greenland is in the Geopolitical Spotlight Posted on July 27, 2026August 25, 2026 by Colby Lamb In the depths of the Cold War, as Soviet Union missiles in Cuba locked onto coordinates for United States cities, an operation was underway beneath the Greenland ice sheet in subzero temperatures. The ambitious mission, known as Project Iceworm, drilled through thick ice with plans to build an under-ice railroad to transport nuclear missiles, until […]
Edge of the Arctic: Greenland, the Land of the People Posted on July 27, 2026August 25, 2026 by Layla Czaplewski, Olivia Davis, Shannon Knowski and Colby Lamb When stepping off the plane in Nuuk, Greenland, the first thing that hits a person is the wind. The strong, biting gusts almost knock people off their feet and nips faces. These cold conditions sink deep into the bone, making it hard to warm up, even when back inside next to a heater. This is […]
UW-Milwaukee Hosts ‘Behind the Mic: Two Generations of Journalists in Conversation’ Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Annabelle Hershelman University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee hosted National Public Radio co-host of “Fresh Air,” Tonya Mosley and the Eric Von Fellowship recipient Maria Peralta-Arellano at WUWM 89.7 FM – Milwaukee’s NPR to engage in an intimate conversation with journalism students on May 1 ahead of a larger event in the evening. At 3 p.m., Journalism, Advertising, and Media […]
L&S Committee Discusses Workload Policy and Appointments Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Junior Sotelo Ramos On Friday, April 17, The College of Letters and Science Academic Planning and Governance Committee Meeting (L&S APGC) discussed proposed instructional workload policies, academic staff appointments and the timeline for the interim dean transition during its April 17 meeting. During the discussion, Scott V Gronert said “every instructional staff reporting to the state needs to […]
Milwaukee Voters Weigh In on Taylor’s Supreme Court Victory Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Jeffrey Richardson The Wisconsin Supreme Court election between Chris Taylor and Maria Lazar has come to a close with liberal judge Chris Taylor winning against conservative judge Maria Lazar by won by more than 20 points. With Chris Taylor as the new judge giving liberals a 5-2 majority in the court, what is next for the Wisconsin […]
Milwaukee’s Mentoring Programs Are Falling Short Without the Data to Fix It Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Jeffrey Richardson When LaNelle Ramey talks about mentoring, he is careful with his words. As executive director of MENTOR Greater Milwaukee, he has spent years watching organizations claim they mentor young people and mean something entirely different. “We hear a lot of programs say they do it, but then when you dig deep, it’s just we did […]
2.7 Billion Gallons of Sewage Released Into Lake Michigan After Heavy April Storms Posted on May 23, 2026May 26, 2026 by Stephanie Serrano April’s heavy rain led to 2.7 billion gallons of untreated wastewater to flow into Lake Michigan, according to the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewage District. Discharges began on April 14 at 8:24 p.m. and concluded on April 19 at 2 p.m. for a total duration of 113.6 hours. Other overflows occurred at these locations: April was the […]
MPD Confirms Another Investigation Into Misuse of Flock Cameras by Law Enforcement Officers, Amongst Other Topics at FPC Meeting. Posted on May 23, 2026May 26, 2026 by Alexandra Craker At Thursday’s Fire and Police Commission meeting, MPD Chief of Staff Heather Hough revealed to members that a current investigation is underway regarding another case of misuse of Flock systems by a MPD officer. “I will disclose to this body there is an investigation pending, but I cannot disclose any other information at this time,” […]
Romantic Homicide Singer D4vd’s Case- Updates and What You Need to Know Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Nina Marks LA County District Attorney postponed singer and songwriter d4vd’s preliminary hearing until June, following his defense attorney’s request for more time to review the evidence detailed in the prosecution’s brief. Last Tuesday, May 12, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo agreed to postpone until June 29, according to an article in ABC. The […]
Milwaukee Officials Highlight Youth Career Pathways and Mentorship at Advisory Council Meeting Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Nina Marks Milwaukee officials and education leaders met on Thursday with an agenda that prioritized expanding career pathways, youth mentorship, and workforce development programs. During a meeting of the Emerging Youth Achievement Advisory Council, highlighting ongoing efforts to connect young people with technical education and long-term employment opportunities. The Meeting Agenda The May 14 meeting at City […]