Remembering My Father, Theater Critic Dominique Noth
The longtime Journal writer loved Milwaukee enough to hold it to the highest standard.
The longtime Journal writer loved Milwaukee enough to hold it to the highest standard.
The legendary musician’s death marks an end of an era for the local jazz scene, but his legacy lives on.
He built a fortune in paper cup machines, and then gave much of it – and, essentially, his company – away in spectacular ways.
The Marquette professor, author and marketing executive was a driving force in the creation of the Bronze Fonz.
Floyd-Pruitt served as the Saint Kate’s artist in residence in 2024.
He was one of the NBA’s top players off the bench in his 10-season tenure with the Bucks.
The comic genius and middling big leaguer became the beloved radio voice of his hometown baseball team for 53 years. He was 90.
The avant-jazz-punk singer and saxophonist, who died Tuesday, studied at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.
The owner of pioneering Walker’s Point restaurant Crazy Water passed away in early June.
“He was a gentle person who cared deeply about Milwaukee. He served our community with distinction,” Mayor Cavalier Johnson said.