Christina Lorey

If you’re sad you won’t be able to get your favorite Wisconsin fair food again until next August, turn that frown upside down right now! Leave it to Wisconsin to serve amped-up fair favorites year-round. Some, we’d argue, are even more epic than what you’ll find in West Allis. Here are three of the biggest,…

DID YOU KNOW? The average American spends $2,746 a year on going out for lunch, according to a survey by Visa. That’s an average of $53 a week. By contrast, the average meal made at home costs just $4! Here are a few ideas “kids” of all ages will love. (Click on the underlined text for…

Last week, the Minocqua Brewing Company lost its operating permit after a years-long battle over local zoning rules with Oneida County. Owner Kirk Bangstad plans to appeal that decision and remain open as long as possible, but says he only started getting political with his brews when Republican politicians started playing politics with his business.

DID YOU KNOW? In 1936, the Wienermobile became the first official modern food truck, selling hot dogs at parades, schools, and hospitals. Today, the Oscar Meyer creation is still headquartered in Madison! Here are four unique Wisconsin food trucks to check out this summer:

You’re probably using the wrong SPF, and you’re definitely not alone. Wisconsin doctors explain the biggest mistakes and how to fix them.

There are anniversaries, and then there are demisemiseptcennials—a milestone 175 years in the making. A look back at the biggest moments in University of Wisconsin history.

Since she first landed on store shelves in 1959, the Barbie doll has been a toy box staple. To celebrate the release of “Barbie,” a comedy film starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, we found the most “Wisconsin” dolls on the market.

Only 20 other cities have had the honor of hosting the reality cooking competition. Now, at least two Wisconsin towns have been added to that prestigious list.

Amidst all the Kwik Trips and Culver’s, you’ll find a variety of questionably quirky attractions on any given Wisconsin highway. All are unusual, most are one-of-a-kind, and a few are actually worth the stop.