For more on this unique two-year program for students with learning disabilities at Concordia University and Bethesda College, you can visit Concordia online at www.cuw.edu. For more on Bethesda Lutheran Communities and the services they provide for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, learn more at BethesdaLutheranCommunities.org.

In the late 1880s, Milwaukee had a water problem — the Milwaukee River had become completely polluted. Its banks were lined with tanneries and factories, and the byproducts of both ended up in the river, giving it a foul odor and murky appearance. So what did city leadership decide to do? Build a big pump,

A longstanding Milwaukee bar is celebrating a major milestone — nearly a century in business on the East Side. Landmark Lanes, affectionately known as the “Underground City,” is actually in the same building as the Oriental Theater, and you’ll see hints their shared architecture and style. Just take a stop in the restroom and you’ll

“If you just want to dig on something unique about Riverwest it’s that within walking distance you’ve got pinball at High Dive,  you have it here at Bremen [Cafe], they have it at the Public House, Uptowner, Veggas Pub… it’s just a great alternative to darts or pool.”

Did you get a chance to swing by Boone Crockett, Cactus Club or Company Brewing this weekend? For the fifth year in a row, Milwaukee welcomed by “Milwaukee Psych Fest“, the three-day psychedelic extravaganza that brought together over thirty local, national and international bands.

Eric Blaustein was 17 when he was arrested and transferred to Buchenwald Concentration Camp in Central Germany. The year was 1944, one year before the official end of WWII.

A group of refugee students from South Division High School recently gathered at Alverno College to showcase their culture and to shed light on the plight of immigrants in the United States.

For decades it has been known as Shank Hall — one of Milwaukee’s longest running music venues — but music has been coming out of that building for much longer than it has been a venue. Originally a coach house then an auto garage, it was reconfigured in 1947 to the Wisconsin distribution center for

SHARP Literacy’s Read to Me Intergenerational Program runs now until June 8th and is sponsored by the Gene and Ruth Posner Foundation. For more on the program as well as SHARP Literacy, click here.

If you’re like me, every time I’ve seen surfers on Lake Michigan I’m just full of questions: “Who are they? Where did they get surfboards from? Aren’t they FREEZING? Are those… wetsuits? Do those actually work? Do they all know each other? Maybe its a college class or something… or maybe not. Can you even