Milwaukee

We know that weather is tricky as there are so many variables that determine if a forecast is accurate. However, there is increasing confidence that Wisconsin is entering a danger zone of sorts with wind and lightning damage possible in parts of the state beginning Thursday.

Sometimes it's obvious that someone who's sharing data about Wisconsin probably doesn't live there or has visited. This might be a perfect example. There's a new ranking that claims Milwaukee is no longer Wisconsin's most dangerous city, but there's a big problem and some questions.

I think it's safe to say that many perceive Wisconsin as a safe place to live overall and for the most part that's certainly true. There is one city though that now has the notorious 'honor' of officially being one of the 10 most dangerous cities in America. I'll give you two guesses where that is, but you'll only need one.

If the world ever faces a nuclear disaster or any end of the world scenario, better hope you're in or near Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Prepper resources claim there are more than 1,200 fallout shelters there.

I'm a dad which means I walk around the house and turn off all unnecessary lights to save money because that's what dads do. Have you seen the electric bill? That's why I pay special attention to the grocery chain just named the most overpriced in America since it still has 3 Wisconsin locations.

I would like to begin by stating that 'D' is technically a passing grade. Don't ask me how I know. However, when it comes to being rated as a place to potentially live, it's especially bad. The good news is there's only one Wisconsin place that received this bottom of the barrel rating. The bad news is it deserved it.

As a non-college graduate, perhaps I'm not the best messenger for this news regarding 3 Wisconsin universities that were shockingly included in a recent ranking of the worst schools in America.

I'm not trying to detract from what is definitely a nice honor for one Wisconsin place named one of the safest cities in America. But, I do find it ironic that it's situated next door to one of the most dangerous places also.

It's one of the longest and most vital roadways in Wisconsin, but over the years it's gained a reputation not just as one of the most deadly roads in the state but also one of the most deadly in all of America.

Do you ever hear someone state a fact yet feel like what you've just heard is unbelievable? That's a perfect description of my reaction when I saw that there is a tiny Wisconsin town that is more dangerous than Milwaukee. It just doesn't sound possible, but there's data to back it up.