The Milwaukee Art Museum will double the size of its store, the museum announced on Monday. The store, which is currently housed in the Quadracci Pavilion, will expand from the first floor to the ...

Veterans Day is Monday, Nov. 11, a federal holiday that celebrates those who've served in the U.S. armed forces.

Perhaps it's no coincidence that some of the best Milwaukee music of the year also is appearing in the final months of 2024. While I can't say for certain if the artists' intentions was to end up ...

I’ve tested many Milwaukee tools over the years, including cordless drills, reciprocating saws, and socket sets, and I’ve found you really can’t go wrong with just about any of the brand’s ...

The holiday season is right around the corner, and those who are looking to get a special treat for the tool enthusiast in their lives might be interested in checking out the new 2024 Milwaukee ...

THE ARTS HOTEL. THAT’S AT WATER STREE The annual fundraiser, Feed Your Soul, returns to Milwaukee this weekend. The art auction benefits Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. Since its inception 21 ...

Wisconsin's top election official said the decision to retabulate ballots in Milwaukee should preempt a potential future challenge to the election results in Wisconsin. Officials decided to ...

NOAA releases 2024-25 winter weather outlook: Here’s what to expect 23andMe’s entire board resigned on the same day. Founder Anne Wojcicki still thinks the startup is savable Orionids meteor ...

Milwaukee's Molly Roberts is a creative soul with a thriving business, passion for the folk arts and a penchant for glitter, rainbows and healing. Once upon a time, a wee Molly Roberts was ...

The annual fundraiser, Feed Your Soul, returns to Milwaukee this weekend. The art auction benefits Feeding America Eastern ...

Milwaukee Art Museum opens the "Robert Longo: The Acceleration of History" exhibition with nearly 40 works by the Brooklyn-born artist, including monumental drawings, sculptures and video created ...

Inspiration struck Peter Kiesewalter during the COVID-19 pandemic. Isolation coupled with slowing down opened the New York City-based musician eyes and ears to nature, in particular to moths.