American Masters” Concert March 31

Admission to each concert is $14 for adults and $8 for children, students, and seniors.

93 companies to recruit engineers, computer scientists at UWM Friday, March 1

Employers will be looking to fill jobs, co-ops and internships.

Oriental Threatre Screening Wonder Woman in 70mm for International Women’s Day

The Film Girl Film Festival is partnering with No Studios and Milwaukee Film to screen the blockbuster hit “Wonder Woman” in 70mm.

WISN 12 Draws the Top Two Weekday News Audiences in Southeastern Wisconsin

Strong Year-to-year Audience Growth for “WISN 12 News”

Three Milwaukee Public Libraries to Receive Solar Installations

"Milwaukee is leading by example in the transition to a clean energy future."

Neubauer for Justice Has 98% of All Judicial Endorsements in WI Supreme Court Race

The choice of judiciary and law enforcement community is clear

Old Struggles Surface in New Jerusalem

Directed by Margaret Bridges, and accompanied by live cello music by Ben Yela, a cast of seven delves into the reasons for the ouster of the brilliant young philosopher, Baruch de Spinoza, from a congregation whose rabbi had groomed him to become the next chief rabbi of Amsterdam.

Gov. Evers and Lt. Gov. Barnes Delivers Democratic Weekly Radio Address

Bar Louie to Open at Brookfield Square

Bar Louie will be open 11am – 2am Monday through Saturday and 10am – 2am on Sunday.

Time running out to save July 3 fireworks

The 45-minute show, launched from two barges on Lake Michigan, costs around $350,000 to put on, and currently, no local businesses have committed to sponsoring the full cost of the event.

President Hamilton takes part in West Coast panel discussion on inclusive economic growth

Event in Sacramento part of cooperative initiative involving NBA’s Bucks and Kings

Senator Craig Reacts to Governor Evers’ Decision to Remove National Guard Units from Mexico Border

Wisconsin law enforcement has traced the majority of meth and heroin seized in Wisconsin to the southern border.