Milwaukee police are stepping up efforts to curb drunk driving. Through a D.O.T. grant, officers use special patrols to ensure people don't drink and drive. We joined them for a ride-a-long.
What if you imbibe every night, but only have one or two glasses of wine? Or what if you drink excessive amounts but can hold down a job? A local counselor explains what it means to be an alcoholic.
For nearly eight years, Penelope and Louie Demakopoulos have treated customers like family at their family restaurant at 13425 Watertown Plank Rd. in Elm Grove.
We love good, clean fun in the editorial offices. This week, we're talking about an organic soap, a quick lunch, an energy drink, a groovy variety store and a standout Mexican grocery store.
Nutritionists and dietary analysts are directing the masses back to basic foods -- those that need to be peeled, chopped or juiced. Should the same rules apply for the alcohol we consume?
Whether you like your martinis mixed with vodka or gin, “up” or on the rocks, dry or sweet, dirty or with a twist, the question remains: What's your limit?
There are more than a few establishments that were built before the turn of the century that still stand today as a great place to grab a drink and soak up a bit of local history. Here is a snapshot of some of the oldest in town.