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A father and his mother reflect on leaving the Jehovah’s Witness religion.

The UWM Cultures and Communities office has an uplifting new mural that connects the past to present day activism within the Black community.

Something special is happening every Friday at the UW-Milwaukee computer labs. Girls from local middle and high schools are coming to campus to learn how to code from the university’s computer science students and instructors.     

Sip coffee, pet cats, and take home a new friend all in one trip to Milwaukee’s Sip & Purr Cat Cafe. Lauren Keene reports.

As part of a panel, local immigration advocates speak on immigration history, policy and reform.

Musician Scott Cary gives the phrase “D.I.Y.” — do it yourself — a whole new meaning with his homemade recording studio. Lauren Keene reports.  

On this important Election Day, Media Milwaukee’s Sydney Ewert and Nia Wilson asked students in the UW-Milwaukee Student Union to share their opinions.

Media Milwaukee’s Derek Grant talks to voters about the specific issues that drove them to get out and vote, including in the Wisconsin marijuana referendum.

Media Milwaukee journalists Lauren Keene and Sierra Trojan talked with UWM students about why the 2018 midterms are different from previous elections.

The Hunting Moon Pow Wow had to move to a larger arena this year. According to their Facebook page, it was due to the record number of spectators and dancers. 

Sehar Javed is one of the first muslims to be hired at architectural and design firm EUA. Follow her day as she talks about the ups and downs about her experience.

On October 8, the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee hosted a senate debate between incumbent Tammy Baldwin and challenger Leah Vukmir. Media Milwaukee’s Lauren Keene spoke with Baldwin supporters about their thoughts on the debate. Keene was unable to get Vukmir supporters to speak on camera.