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The 2020 pandemic encouraged many Americans to socialize with others by expressing what they have to say through podcasts. Kassie Rotz talked with her two brothers about what this process looked like for them.

UW-Milwaukee seniors reflect on their time at the Klotsche Center. Christopher Lee reports.

Waukesha is learning to cope after a Christmas tradition was tragically tarnished.

Karen Vento, a lifelong Saint Paul resident, unpacks Saint Paul Winter Carnival collectables as she reminisces about the elaborate history of the cold-weather festival in her favorite city.

On November 21, Waukesha parade-goers watched in horror as an SUV plowed into crowds of marchers and onlookers. Six people were killed and dozens more injured. Now, the community is finding ways to move forward. Brady Jager reports.

In the excitement of the holiday season, Milwaukee residents gather at Discovery World to enjoy the Milwaukee Makers Market.

Debra Breunig has taught English for 25 years. The high school teacher reflects on how teaching has changed, both in the classroom and in what it means to her. Lauren Breunig reports.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is breaking records for advance ticket sales, even when the first official trailer released only one month before its release.

Companies and institutions across the country are struggling to find workers. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has a big problem, too. Brianna Schubert reports.

Milwaukee coffee professional Robert Sanchez Jr. owns Ay Chihuahua, a pop-up cafe. He tells Nicholaus Wiberg how he makes the Ay Chihuahua Latte.

Rick Krueger knows that, of all the ingredients that make up a good meal, the most valuable is the time he puts into it.

Anna Bromberger had preconceived notions about rodents, but her roommate’s hamster won her heart.