America 250 : Everyday Hero Vignettes
Washington readies for Freedom 250 Indycar Grand Prix this weekend
State Department announces Trump passports will be available throughout the US
President Trump speaks on National Mall on July 4
The gift of staying home: How a fallen soldier's family found stability after tragedy
‘250: Celebrating America’ highlights stories of service, community and hope
Trump celebrates July 4 at Mount Rushmore amid divided public opinion
Times Square Ball will drop July 3 in historic celebration
Deep partisan divide over America's 250th birthday
How Rock and Roll helped shape America's first 250 years
America 250 v. Freedom 250: What's the difference?
'It just fascinated me': Butler flagmaker on his love of American flag as a teen
Milwaukee gallery exhibit explores America through artists of color
Events In Your Area
America 250: The Stories
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Woodcarver creates patriotic tribute inside Delavan tree with Civil War ties
Delavan's Civil War soldiers lined up to fight under the Muster Tree, which stood tall for generations before it died in 2023. Justin Howland reshaped the tree's trunk to honor its Civil War history.
Dancing Grannies represent Wisconsin at nation's 250th birthday celebration
The Milwaukee Dancing Grannies will march in two major national parades as one of five groups selected to represent Wisconsin for the country's 250th birthday.
Revolutionary War diary, artifacts offer window into America's founding at 250
A diary written by a young Connecticut soldier 250 years ago offers a rare, firsthand account of what it was like to fight in the American Revolution.
Your complete guide to southeast Wisconsin Independence Day celebrations
From parades and concerts to fireworks and drone shows, southeast Wisconsin communities are rolling out full schedules of Independence Day events from July 1 through July 4. Check out our guide:
MOWA exhibit explores the complex meaning of the American dream
A West Bend art exhibit explores the complex meaning of the American dream through Wisconsin's changing landscape.
Most Americans think founders would be disappointed in today’s US
As celebrations begin, many Americans feel the signers of the Declaration of Independence would be disappointed with how the U.S. has turned out.
