Milwaukee

• Restored Wurlitzer pipe organ brings back historic cinematic experience at Oriental Theatre
• Hoan Bridge lights the city green in honor of veterans
• Milwaukee housing committee suggests ending single-family-only zoning
• 'Every year is always different': Top Halloween haunts in the Milwaukee area
• 'I think music transcends everything': New concertmaster takes first chair at Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
• 'A really big impact': Wisconsin Conservatory of Music hosting 2023 Instrument Drive
• 'We just want to kind of get our mark on the world': Six Milwaukee siblings form hip hop group Voices of Prophecy
• 'Run Bambi Run' musical to premiere at the Milwaukee Rep Sept. 13
• More than a grocery store: Impact evident after one year of Sherman Park Grocery
• Sanger House Gardens is an oasis in the middle of Milwaukee
• Moment in Wisconsin: Sanger House Gardens
• From department store to community hub: Inside the construction of 'ThriveOn King'
• 'It'll change your life': How a summer gym scholarship helps students gain confidence, strength
• 'Everybody wanted to work, but no one knew what you needed to do in order to keep the job': Camp RISE prepares Milwaukee youth for next steps
• Officer makes historic discovery, more than 70 ledgers found in safe dating back to the 1860s
• 'Isn't that a great view though?': A Hometowns tour of the Milwaukee lakefront
• 'It is the symbol of Irish Culture': Harpist Mary Ann Miller gears up for 43rd Milwaukee Irish Fest performance
• 'Great way for them to feel empowered': Kids with visual impairments receive summer camp experience
• Don's TV & Repair: The Milwaukee Speakeasy that takes you down memory lane
• Corpse Flower "Musky" blooms at Mitchell Park Domes
• From trash to treasure: Lit MKE turns bottles and cans into functional art
• Beep Baseball: Adapted game lets visually impaired, blind kids play ball
• Racine & Me: Meet Bryan Cherry
• Community leaders in Wisconsin discuss importance of the Latino vote
• 'Voting is your power': Milwaukee is the second stop for national bus tour encouraging BIPOC communities to register before midterms
• 'Felt like a freight train:' Milwaukee native living in Fort Myers recounts experience during Hurricane Ian
• 'The coolest opportunity:' UWM students react to Vice President Kamala Harris' campus visit Thursday
• City of Milwaukee officially recognizes Hispanic Heritage Month as annual celebration
• Brewers' Omar Narváez picks up tab at Botanas in Milwaukee
• Milwaukee Police investigating fatal shooting near McKinley and 21st
• Milwaukee Police Investigate Double Fatal Shooting Near 37th and Roberts
• Litter of otters makes a splash at Milwaukee County Zoo in public debut
• Earth Day rally at Milwaukee City Hall calls for climate emergency, end to fossil fuel funding
• Bucks fans bring confidence and excitement for another playoff run
• “I’m in a position where I can help others”: Chef and owner of Amilinda uses restaurant to do good
• Beloved bald eagle in Bay View euthanized, showed symptoms of Avian Influenza
• Milwaukee Diaper Mission opens new facility in Franklin
• Mayoral candidates participate in televised debate at Marquette University
• Russian Ballet Theatre hopes to bring peace through performance
• Milwaukee police investigating overnight triple shooting
• Neighbors & community leaders react to shooting at MPD District 5
• Islands of Brilliance hosts "smorgasbord of creativity" at UWM
• 'We need help': Small Milwaukee church in shambles, plea for donations
• Milwaukee woman survives rare blood cancer, deemed 'The Queen of Froedtert'
• MPS hosts kindergarten enrollment fair
• Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin kicks off 19th annual Peanut Butter & Jelly Challenge
• South side Milwaukee fire on 28th and Burnham
• Brewers announce 2022 group tickets now on sale
• Milwaukee's mayoral candidates 'tap into' community concerns
• Milwaukee Public Market opens 'smallest' ice rink