Cailey Gleeson

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Cailey Gleeson |Steven Martinez

Stunning vistas, singular summer festivals and signature cocktails are just a smattering of all that Wisconsin has to offer. As such, it’s no surprise that nine places in the Badger State made U.S. News and World Report’s 2025 list of the 250 “best places to live” in the U.S.For the most recent list, the publication expanded its data pool to analyze 859 cities in the U.S. based on quality of life, job market, value of living, net migration and desire to live in the area.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Cailey Gleeson |Corey Schmidt

Looking for a place to retire? Well, you don't have to go too far, as one Minnesota city was ranked among the top places to retire in the country. Rochester was included in Forbes' "Best Places To Retire In 2025," which determined the top 25 cities to retire across the U.S.The business magazine analyzed more than 950 cities for the May 9 report, considering a variety of factors, including housing costs, health care, air quality and climate change.

4 weeks ago | expressnews.com | Brandi Addison |Cailey Gleeson

With sweeping layoffs at the Federal Aviation Administration, new Real ID requirements and changes in policies by major U.S. airlines - like Southwest Airlines dropping free checked bags and altering cabin service - air travel looks a lot different this May. Now, there's another update for travelers: The Transportation Security Administration has recently banned a commonly used item from checked luggage.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Brandi Addison |Cailey Gleeson

With sweeping layoffs at the Federal Aviation Administration, new Real ID requirements and changes in policies by major U.S. airlines — like Southwest Airlines dropping free checked bags and altering cabin service — air travel looks a lot different this May. Now, there’s another update for travelers: The Transportation Security Administration has recently banned a commonly used item from checked luggage.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Maia Pandey |Cailey Gleeson |Alex Groth |Mike De Sisti

More than a hundred people swarmed Milwaukee’s lakefront. A stretch of North Lincoln Memorial Drive was completely closed. A helicopter whirred overhead. You’d think someone important was in town. But no. It wasn’t someone, but rather something — Milwaukee’s iconic abandoned boat. Starting at 7 a.m. on May 6, crew members kicked off a sixth attempt to remove the boat, “Deep Thought,” from the shoreline between Bradford Beach and McKinly Marina.