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Vaughan Larsen, A UW-Milwaukee photo major, explains how the song “One Day” by Björk personally impacted him.

“Keep Ya Head Up” by Tupac is a perfect description of Jordan Kellogg’s journey in co-creating J3 Studios.

On Tuesday night, students gathered mats and began to set their stations for meditation and yoga. The excited younger students rushed to get their mats closest to the instructor while the reluctant older students dragged and hung around the back. As the class begins to get rowdy, the instructor uses standard teacher maneuvers to get […]

Crowds squeezed into Colectivo on Humboldt, sipping coffee and listening to Florentine Opera musicians perform favorite holiday tunes. Morgan Langley listened in.

For the first time, the popular television show America’s Got Talent held auditions in Milwaukee. Michael Jung was there.

There was spirit in the air at the Wisconsin Center as more than 100 cheerleading teams competed at the Universal Cheer Association Milwaukee Championships. Anijah White reports.

The Milwaukee Press Club celebrated its 132nd Anniversary with the annual “Meet the Media” event. Guests ordered drinks from local media celebrity bartenders, networked and socialized. Carrie Mahone checked out the scene.

After a terrible hurricane season in the United States, Elite Sports club hosted a fundraiser event for relief efforts. Claudia Delgadillo reports.

Spring Creek Church produced “In a Galilee Far Far Away,” a children’s Christmas musical, for the holiday. Seth Dittmer was there.

The distinct sound of coins could be heard above the roar of the music, dancing and competition, as thousands of people gathered to celebrate the Hmong New Year at the State Fairgrounds in Milwaukee. ReAnna Oestreich was there.

Chicago’s Christkindlmarket has brought an international flair to the holiday season for over twenty years, with the majority of that time at Daley Plaza. Henry Morgan reports.

In a city that cherishes drinking as much as Milwaukee, performance spaces that include fans of all ages very rarely last. Freespace has organized 25 shows over the last three years with no sign of slowing down. Lauren Keene reports.