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A Milwaukee model is aiming to bridge the gap between local creatives through MKE Linkup, a group that hosts a variety of artistic events. Dashanay Scott reports.

Throughout the month of April, the Panthers Against Sexual Assault organization at UW-Milwaukee has been hosting events to show their solidarity with sexual assault survivors. The most popular event of the month was the peaceful march through campus called Take Back tNhe Night. Ryan Marincic reports.

The most dedicated fans of singer-songwriter Greyson Chance bonded with each other through the internet in middle school, and those friendships are still strong at a show in Chicago nine years later. Jennifer Leu reports.

Sofia Mattson shares her experience at harp camp and why she never wants to go back to Oklahoma.

With Madison’s Comedy on State and Chicago’s Second City both less than two hours away, Milwaukee is not exactly seen as an epicenter for stand-up comedy. However, a few local comics as well as some up-and-comers are making a unique comedy scene, right here in the Cream City. Katie Wagner reports.

Sabrina Johnkins describes music as a “religious experience.” She’s been to more than 60 concerts, including one where she got to hear her all-time favorite song performed live. 

Many people have meaningful songs that bring back memories of joyful times or sad times. UW-Milwaukee student Derek Grant asked his wife, Ashley, about a song that’s especially emotional for both of them.

Every morning and every night, Tom Young never breaks a date with his favorite feathered girls. Morissa Young reports. 

April 6 was the last Saturday of the Mitchell Park Domes’ train exhibit, and people of all kinds gathered there to enjoy a tropical escape from Wisconsin spring and watch the trains go by. Morissa Young reports.

The annual Milwaukee Marathon returned over the weekend in a brand-new downtown location. Nick Kanute was at the starting line.

Izzy Janz tells Jennifer Leu about a song that puts her in a good mood despite its bittersweet lyrics.