Love Wisconsin shares the stories of Wisconsinites who make their communities better places to live. "I believe that if people can be taught to hate, they can easily be taught to love." "If we all stay united, we can be all stronger.”

May 29, 2020 · I love Wisconsin because of her Mieklejohn experiment at the University, whether it succeeded or not. And because of every sincere forward-looking experiment the State itself has ever made; because of her courage; her love of independence; her true belief in individuality as essential to immortality.

I love Wisconsin because of her Meiklejohn experiment at the university, whether it succeeded or not. And because of every sincere forward-looking experiment the state itself has ever made; because of her courage; her love of independence; her true belief in …

Pass a Love Wisconsin story on to a friend or neighbor! We love the way stories teach us things, often about ourselves. We love the way stories help to translate experience and help us make sense of the world.

Our featured storytellers come from every corner of the state—from Hayward to Milwaukee to Door County to Madison. Scroll down to discover stories about our lives, our shared future, our Wisconsin.

For ten years, Love Wisconsin has been capturing the heart and soul of our state, one story at a time. We are celebrating this milestone anniversary by re-sharing ten of our most popular stories and adding a “Where Are They Now” component to each of the stories.

Love Wisconsin. 100,689 likes · 119 talking about this. Love WI is a digital storytelling project that celebrates our state, our lives, and our shared future.

Visit and tour nine Frank Lloyd Wright architectural sites on this 200-mile trail through southern Wisconsin including Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, Richland Center, and Spring Green.

Feb 29, 2024 · In this article, I’ll be your guide, diving deep into the pros and cons of living in Wisconsin. We’ll explore everything from the low cost of living (hello, budget-friendly!) to the top-notch healthcare, the vibrant cultural scene, and yes, even the realities of those long winters and the ever-present cheese obsession (it’s a good thing!).

America’s most famous architect reveled in the natural beauty of his home state of Wisconsin. This 200-mile trail through southern Wisconsin features nine sites chosen to provide architectural enthusiasts and casual visitors with a rich exposure to Wright’s genius.