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See Who Won Big at the 2016 88Nine Radio Milwaukee Music Awards
Plus the music that earned them the accolades.
Deep Anxiety Was a Fact of Life in Violent North Milwaukee Long Before the Election
In a city with a homicide rate higher than Chicago’s, residents say they feel left behind. “We have lost just about everything,” says one.
Deadline Approaching to Apply to Be Pfister’s Next Artist-in-Residence
Could you be the ninth artist-in-residence for the historic hotel?
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Announces New Executive Vice President and General Manager
Susan Loris, the MSO’s former vice president of marketing and communications, gets the nod.
Acclaimed Dancer Davalois Fearon Brings Performance About Race to UWM
Using her artistic talents, Davalois Fearon hopes to catalyze important discussions on race-related issues.
New York Times explores why vote was down in Milwaukee district
Reporter finds North Side residents who didn’t go to polls
Who Voted for Trump?
In Wisconsin, the gender math flipped: Trump fared better with women than Clinton did with men.
A Day At The Polls
The first and last stops were reliable Democratic territory – the Obama school in an African American neighborhood, Lincoln in a heavily Latino district – and I fit in visits to the heavily white, Republican burgs of Sussex and Elm Grove in between.
Wisconsin helps put Trump in White House
Priebus said to be ‘inside favorite’ for White House chief of staff