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Community engagement was the focus of a recent Brown Bag Event at UW-Milwaukee’s Roberto Hernandez Center. As Eduardo Garcia reports, two local experts shared their experiences with students.

Customers begin to line up outside a small local coffee shop just waiting for local food vendor Press to open their monthly popup. Lauren Fenrick reports.

INTRODUCTION: Media professionals from across Milwaukee came together to network or simply shoot the sh*t over food and drinks at the Newsroom pub. Ian Bergersen reports. REPORTER PACKAGE: (Ian Bergersen narration): Media professionals and amateurs packed into the Newsroom Pub to mingle over food and drinks at the Milwaukee Press Club’s Shoot the Sh*t event. […]

An Illinois town isn’t just losing its Starbucks – it’s losing part of its community.

The bi-annual pop-up flea market One Trick Pony came to Milwaukee, showcasing regional antique vendors and vintage collections. 

Sponsors of Plated, a poverty fundraiser, simulated the daily experiences of low-income Milwaukee families with role-playing exercises. Eddie Morales reports.

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.