The Program Where Victims Shake Hands with Prisoners
Zach Brooke talks about spending three days at a maximum security prison in Green Bay witnessing the restorative justice program, where prisoners come face to face with victims of criminal acts.
The Bucks at the Break
Talking about the big picture for the Milwaukee Bucks with Eric Nehm, Jeremy Schmidt and Dan Shafer as the team approaches the NBA All-Star Break.
Tuxedo Boot Camp with Andre Lee Ellis
A conversation with activist and organizer Andre Lee Ellis about the “500 Black Tuxedos” event at the Milwaukee Art Museum, how Ellis’ “We Got This” project got started, issues of race in Milwaukee, his grandson, and much more.
Well Suited
Nearly 400 African-American boys and men, ages 5 to 73, got dressed up for a day on the town in December 2015. In a year defined by tragedies, they ended it with hope and high style.
Grain Sense
Why a beer guy is leaving his misgivings at the door.
Unnerving Parallels to Slender Man
Is there something unique about the online creation, or is he simply part of an age-old cultural phenomenon, a boogeyman standing in place of those in old fairy tales?
Elevated
The oldest functioning elevator in Milwaukee.
Oh My Gown!
We scoured some of the city’s finest wedding dress shops to let you gaze upon the most gorgeous gowns.
Real Weddings
Whether their ceremony was a footloose and fuss-free outdoor barbecue, a traditional and regal upscale urban affair, or a modern lakeside music and art showcase, three real-life couples demonstrate there’s more than one way to celebrate in a distinctly Milwaukee style.
Finding Peace
War changed her life, chasing Chris Her-Xiong from a childhood home in Laos all the way to America. Now, her Hmong American Peace Academy is changing the lives of Milwaukee’s children and its Hmong community.