Romantic Homicide Singer D4vd’s Case- Updates and What You Need to Know Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Nina Marks LA County District Attorney postponed singer and songwriter d4vd’s preliminary hearing until June, following his defense attorney’s request for more time to review the evidence detailed in the prosecution’s brief. Last Tuesday, May 12, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Charlaine Olmedo agreed to postpone until June 29, according to an article in ABC. The […]
Milwaukee Officials Highlight Youth Career Pathways and Mentorship at Advisory Council Meeting Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Nina Marks Milwaukee officials and education leaders met on Thursday with an agenda that prioritized expanding career pathways, youth mentorship, and workforce development programs. During a meeting of the Emerging Youth Achievement Advisory Council, highlighting ongoing efforts to connect young people with technical education and long-term employment opportunities. The Meeting Agenda The May 14 meeting at City […]
Milwaukee Common Council condemns detention of Islamic Society leader Salah Sarsour Posted on May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 by Zack O’Hara The Milwaukee Common Council on April 21 unanimously passed a resolution condemning the federal detention of Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, and calling for his immediate release. Dozens of supporters filled the council chamber gallery during the meeting, many holding signs reading “Free Salah.” The nonbinding resolution, sponsored by several alderpersons […]
Lakeside Coffee: Grand Opening Posted on May 21, 2026May 21, 2026 by Dorothy Carpenter Lakeside Coffee, located in Lake Geneva, held its grand opening on May 8. Hear from owner Jono deMartimprey about the inspiration behind opening the coffee shop, and see how the big day unfolded.
A Small Stitch: A Showcase of the Wisconsin Museum of Quilt and Fiber Arts Posted on May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 by Piper Harried Judy Wasserman Hearst is the director of the local WisconsinMuseum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, a decorated institution dedicated to preserving and highlighting the creative culture of the state, with a long history of protecting these underrepresented craftsoften overlooked. Occupying a beautifully preserved 1850s farmstead and having existed for several decades as a societal touchpoint […]
RESILIENT: The WINDIGOcumentary Posted on May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 by Kade Barkas The Wisconsin Windigo of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) moved from Eagle River, Wisconsin to Brookfield, Wisconsin ahead of the 2026-27 season. In a crucial final homestand against one of their division rivals, the Springfield Jr. Blues, the Windigo hoped to secure 4 points, taking them one step closer to clinching a spot in the Robertson Cup playoffs, despite the challenges the team faced […]
UWM Archives: Preserving the Past Posted on May 19, 2026May 19, 2026 by Ethan Ainley As the processing digital archivist in the Archives Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Shiraz Bhathena gives viewers an inside look at the preservation of the WTMJ-TV collection of news stories broadcast from 1950 to 1980. The preservation of this collection isn’t only one of physical media, but also a preservation of all aspects of […]
Three Brothers: Serbian Restaurant Posted on May 18, 2026May 19, 2026 by Grace Santiago This short documentary explores the rich history of Three Brothers, a small, family-owned landmark in Milwaukee’s Bay View neighborhood. Opened in 1956 by Milun Radicevic, a WWII concentration camp survivor who fled Europe and found asylum before being sponsored by a Lutheran family, the restaurant stands as a testament to resilience and family legacy. Housed […]
Waiting on a Cure Posted on May 18, 2026May 18, 2026 by Shannon Knowski Type one diabetes has been an autoimmune disorder that has affected 9.5 million people worldwide, and me personally for the last 22 years. Despite becoming more and more prevalent, this disease is still heavily misunderstood and unnoticed. In this short documentary, Shannon Knowski showcases the life hardships diabetics face daily, as well as what goes […]
The Brookfield Winter Farmer’s Market Posted on May 18, 2026May 18, 2026 by Alexis Knecht The Brookfield Farmer’s Market offers a chance for people to purchase goods locally and support small businesses located in Wisconsin, even during the Winter months. The 2025-2026 winter season is the first time that the Brookfield Farmers Market is hosting their winter session, allowing for new businesses to broaden their reach and encouraging a new […]
Southside Posted on May 18, 2026May 18, 2026 by Matiana Hernandez With the annual May Day march rapidly approaching, Voces de la Frontera prepares for a historic mass march along with the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s southside community. In this short documentary, Matiana Hernández explores the community’s interactions in a strictly observational manner that also documents iconic landmarks, famous architecture, businesses, and locations known by members […]
Burst Pipe in UWM Sandburg Hall’s North Tower Forces Evacuation, Disrupts Elevators Posted on May 11, 2026May 11, 2026 by Deegan Norris A burst pipe in the North Tower of UWM’s Sandburg Hall caused disruptions for students on Wednesday evening, March 11. The burst triggered the fire alarm, causing an evacuation of the tower and the disruption of the tower’s elevators for days. The pipe burst originated on the 10th floor and mainly affected floors eight through […]