Take it Away, Vinny: Q&A with Brewers TV’s Vinny Rottino
He may be a Brewers broadcaster now, but Vinny Rottino has had his own long, storied career in baseball.
Miles for Music: Meet the Travelers of Summerfest
From Phoenix to Colorado to Peoria to Milwaukee, these festival pilgrims traveled hundreds of miles to come to Summerfest.
Q&A: Juneteenth Parade Grand Marshal Reuben Harpole Talks Black History
The civil rights leader has long been dubbed “Milwaukee’s other Mayor.”
Art Intersection MKE Is a Growing Sculpture Garden With Big Ideas
Founder Derrick Cainion created the Near West Side park to be a wide-ranging community resource, with art as the pull.
How I Fell in Love With Y2K Milwaukee
My bold decision at 21 to move to Milwaukee taught me who I wanted to be.
How John McGivern Went From Seminary to Rehab to Local TV Icon
For years, John McGivern has been the friendly face of Wisconsin travel on public television. His unexpected story winds from seminary to rehab, from stage to screen, from a kid growing up on the East Side to a decidedly Wisconsin type of local celebrity.
Jane Kaczmarek on Finding Love Again, the ‘Malcolm’ Reboot and the Best Makeout Spots in Greendale
The “Malcolm in the Middle” actress married her high school sweetheart last year, and has many fond memories of both Milwaukee and Greendale.
Meet a Few of the Ardent Musicians Who Make Up Milwaukee’s Bel Canto Chorus
Milwaukee’s oldest classical chorus is made up of a mixture of amateur and pro musicians.
This 100-Year-Old Swimmer Finds Peace in the Water
Twice a week, Jean Toepfer of Milwaukee swims laps and inspires her swim mates.
How the Brewers’ ‘Official’ Barber Got the Gig
Skills, personality and a passion for mental health are key to the career of Jose Perez Zamora of Bay View’s Flashy Faded.