For The Young

Abraham Yang is the pastor of the Korean Baptist Church in Milwaukee (KBCM). Since his own youth, he has carried a vision for ministry specifically dedicated to young adults. Because the church is a Korean congregation located in Milwaukee, manyKorean international students who study at nearby universities attend the church, some of whom are not […]

Before the Buzzer

Madison Fitzgibbon, a freshman guard for the Milwaukee Panthers women’s basketball team, approaches game day with fresh legs. Still adjusting to the pace and pressure of college athletics, she is continuously learning and curating her approach to the game. In contrast, senior forward Jada Williamson has developed a seasoned rhythm after years of collegiate competition. […]

25 Years Behind the Badge

Kurt Knowski is a Lieutenant at the Port Washington Police Department, where he has served for the last 25 years. Being a police officer wasn’t his original career goal. Police departments insmall towns, such as Port Washington, WI, have different challenges and positives than the average person might suspect.

The Neighborhood Kitchen

In this short documentary, Charles Pierre-Butler introduces us to The Neighborhood Kitchen, a collaborative kitchen space available for rent by entrepreneurs, vendors, and community outreach. Featuring everything from pizza ovens to walk-in storagecoolers, The Neighborhood Kitchen gives business owners with big dreams and small means to bring their vision to life.

Merry Milaeger’s Christmas

Follow the Milaeger’s team through their journeys of navigating one of the busiest times of year, Christmas time. Paul, Koral, Jen, and more share their thoughts and favorite parts about working through this hectic, holiday-filled season. Watch as the entire crew continuously finds ways to spread holiday cheer at this local family-owned business in this […]

Brew City: Milwaukee’s Beer Legacy

In Milwaukee, beer is more than a beverage; it’s history, tradition, and identity all in one glass. From immigrant roots to modern craft breweries, the city’s brewing legacy still runs deep. Leslie Nicolas-Miletty explores how Brew City earned its name.

Murals Make Milwaukee

Milwaukee’s streets are becoming public art galleries, with new murals and art installations all over the city. Along with supporting local artists, public projects help drive tourism and give residents a new way to experience their neighborhoods. Alexis Lonzo tells us more.

Deer District Holiday Market: Big Enough?

Since the Fiserv Forum opened in 2018, the Deer District has become one of the main hubs of downtown Milwaukee. Events such as Bucks games and concerts have been the focal point, but things like a Holiday Market also add life to downtown. But is it enough, especially if the Bucks contention window closes? Jack […]

American Ghost Walks Hosts Annual Paranormal Conference in Milwaukee

American Ghost Walks, a company originating in Wisconsin, offers curated haunted tours nationwide, focusing on sharing true tales of the paranormal and fascinating historical facts.In Milwaukee, they offer regular tours from experts, as well as host events such as their 2025 Paranormal Conference. “Paracon” brings together people from across the country with a special interest […]

Halloween Wood Wreath Workshop Yields a Spooky Kind of Love

The Grey House in Wauwatosa hosted a wood wreath workshop to help people create their own door decorations for Halloween. Stephen Wielebski has the story as he chronicles the artistic journey of two wreaths created at the event by a couple who came up from Chicago to participate in the workshop.