Sure, Shostakovich Can Be Happy
Fine Arts Quartet finds the Russian’s merry side, along with a rarely-performed work of Italian romanticism.
Mar 31st, 2014 by Michael Barndt
Nine Bills That Got Killed
Why the legislature failed to pass laws on nine hot issues.
Mar 31st, 2014 by Steven Walters
The Greenest Ever and Going Up
Sage on Jackson would be the greenest multi-family structure in Wisconsin and Illinois.
Mar 28th, 2014 by Dave Reid
I Owe You Nothing, Darling
Ceramics talk, and women endlessly hold up teacups in the work of Lisa Selby.
Mar 28th, 2014 by Kat Murrell
Historic Preservation Goes Crazy
Bigger state tax credits have tripled applications for historic preservation projects, which is great news for Milwaukee.
Mar 28th, 2014 by Jeramey Jannene
Great to Be Here in… What Town?
Blitzen Trapper and Drive-By Truckers play well, but have trouble connecting to Milwaukee.
Mar 28th, 2014 by Garrick Jannene
We Don’t Judge Poor People
United Methodist Children's Services, a MANDI finalist, offers a range of services for Milwaukeeans living in poverty.
Mar 28th, 2014 by Natalie Wickman, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Will New York’s Bike Share System Survive?
It's hugely popular and cheaper than other transit, but Mayor De Blasio opposes subsidy. Could that have ripple effect on other cities?
Mar 28th, 2014 by Dave Schlabowske
The Ultimate Prison Novel
The Enchanted is a first novel that magically captures the horror and humanity of prisons.
Mar 27th, 2014 by Will Stotts, Jr.
How Will Obamacare Affect Health Care Prices?
Experts disagree about likely impact on Wisconsin.
Mar 27th, 2014 by Brendan O’Brien, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
New Study Shows Milwaukee’s Income Inequality
Research shows huge and probably growing gap between high and low incomes in Milwaukee County.
Mar 27th, 2014 by Bruce Murphy
Mussolini Meets Cleopatra?
Florentine sets Julius Caesar in Fascist Italy, in huge production that requires jazz-like improvisation from performers.
Mar 27th, 2014 by Rob Gebelhoff
