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Diego Avila, Erika Gilbertson and Nora Bravo look back on the first time they fell in love and how it ended up for them. Adriana Avila reports.

Assimilation is a big subject that impacts people through every stage of their lives. Jonathan Joseph spoke with students and faculty at UW-Milwaukee, to understand how deep this process goes.

Katherine Nguyen looks into the Milwaukee food scene and its cultural meaning to those around her.

A UWM Student Journalist tells his story about how he became active in his community to improve the Milwaukee Police Department and stop the disparities that missing people of color experience in Milwaukee.

UWM Student Isaac Levin is the lead ceramics technician at the UWM Student Union Arts and Craft Center, and he teaches ceramics classes.

Derek Byrne is a local musician in the band Paddygrass, and he wrote the song “Eye to Eye” for his son. The song serves as an allegory for a father-and-son relationship that will prepare his son for the rest of his life.

Olivia Davis investigates the struggles young renters and disadvantaged prospective homeowners face in Milwaukee’s difficult housing market.

A building sat empty with its interior walls and flooring torn out down to the concrete foundation. A strange faded brown line about 20 feet high ran along the exterior of the building’s walls. The line marked how high the waters had risen around the Veterans Restoration Quarters (VRQ) in Asheville, North Carolina. Entire living […]

Jaden Siegel does a quick check-up on his personal vehicle, putting to practice some of the things he has learned as an aspiring mechanic.

Dr. Rima Mounsef of Countrywide Smiles in Annawan, Ill. shares her passion for dental hygiene and the connection she builds with patients in a small community, all while cleaning her patient’s teeth.

Roommates Natalie Powers and Madison Bomkamp describe their beloved cats, Frankie and Bonnie, and give a step-by-step on how to feed the kitties.

Nick Kizewski is a retro gamer and connoisseur who takes his passion to the next level by sharing his love of old games, family, friends and beer at his neighborhood arcade bar: Up-Down.