‘Horse Play’ Brings Equine Enthusiasts to Wisconsin from Around the Country Posted on May 15, 2024May 21, 2024 by Isabella Montemurro Introduction: With record-breaking attendance of over 60,000 fairgoers taking part in this year’s event, the Midwest Horse Fair has become one of the largest three-day horse fairs in the country since 1979. Isabella Montemurro reports. (horses in stables neighing) Montemurro narration: Every April I take a trip up to the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, […]
Day in the Life of a White Sox Birthday Posted on May 15, 2024May 15, 2024 by Danielle Travis For his 22nd birthday, Kyle put together a full day of baseball, fun and laughs. His day at the Chicago White Sox game was filled with tailgating, hot dogs, beer and screaming.
Audio Postcard: Life on a Wisconsin Farm Posted on April 18, 2024April 18, 2024 by Shannon Knowski Jennifer Poull, a 20-year-old UW-Green Bay student, talks about growing up on a hobby farm, participating in 4H, and how these experiences shaped her life.
Audio Postcard: Trains Inspire Future Career Posted on April 18, 2024April 18, 2024 by Sian de Beer Arlin Bonfiglio’s love of architecture stems from model trains.
Audio Postcard: Sounds of a Satisfying Home Project Posted on April 17, 2024April 17, 2024 by Isabella Montemurro Grandpa Roy Klemp and his grandsons demolish his 37-year-old pool deck.
Peaceful Art of Quilting Offers Comfort to Others Posted on April 16, 2024April 16, 2024 by Mariann Maile Anna Maile expresses her creativity by keeping a dying art alive; her quilts bring joy not only to herself, but also her community.
Questioning the Value of College: A Media Milwaukee Interview Project Posted on March 28, 2024April 3, 2024 by Media Milwaukee staff More and more students are wondering if higher education is worth the money and time. A new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found that most of the state’s job openings do not require a college degree, but higher-paying jobs still demand that diploma. UW-Milwaukee student journalists interviewed a diverse range of young people about […]
Rohingya Find New Life in Milwaukee Posted on December 27, 2023December 27, 2023 by Khirul Khirularziman With a black apron on and flour over his hands, Amir Mohammad Ali begins his day by making roti. Roti is a common bread across most of South and Southeast Asia. The recipe is simple, but the process can be tough. It can include long hours of work to make in mass. Ali picked up […]
Tricklebee Cafe Offers Pay-as-You-Go Healthy Food in Milwaukee Posted on December 27, 2023February 12, 2024 by Chloe Hall Christie Melby-Gibbons visited one building after another, only to find each deserted structure infested with animals, covered in filth and filled with strange odors. While the area’s high poverty and unemployment drove investment away, Melby-Gibbons sought to open her business in the neediest area of Milwaukee she could find. After inspecting eight properties along a […]
Pro-Palestine Protest Interrupts Third Ward Tree-Lighting Ceremony Posted on December 22, 2023December 28, 2023 by Macie Hanson A protest in support of the Palestinian people erupted at the 34th annual Milwaukee Christmas in the Ward event. Macie Hanson was there, and felt a personal connection to the demonstrators’ message.
How the East Side Supports the Milwaukee Women’s Center Posted on December 22, 2023December 28, 2023 by Anna Oleniczak It’s become a tradition each November at Café Hollander to bring together the community at The Chili Weather Coat Drive. Anna Oleniczak Reports.
All Grown Up, Siblings Remember a Time of Change Posted on December 22, 2023December 28, 2023 by Peyton Radloff Moving away can be hard, especially if you are 10 years old. Siblings Hunter, Madi, and Peyton reminisce about old memories, new changes and acceptance of a past that is long gone but not forgotten.