Jamie Taylor
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Courtesy of Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project
A Bubbler Talk listener wanted to know how much harm Jeffrey Dahmer’s crimes caused Milwaukee’s gay community. But to understand Dahmer’s impact, we first need to look at what life was like for LGBTQ Milwaukeeans in the 1980s.
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Milwaukee based artist Zach Pietrini explores life perspectives in new album 'Rock and Roll is Dead'Singer and songwriter, Zach Pietrini explores the different perspectives of life in his new, full-length album, Rock and Roll is Dead. His second album since relocating to Milwaukee. -
Wisconsin third through eighth graders are doing worse in reading and math, compared to the year before the pandemic.
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WUWM Community Engagement Coordinator talks with the owners of La Revo Books, Barbara and Valeria Cerda.
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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention says that suicide is the 12th leading cause of death in the United States. In 2019, it was the second leading cause of death for Black people ages 15 to 24.
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More than 40 artists will come together Saturday, Oct. 1 for a live exploration of the influences that make up hip-hop, from medleys of soul and funk to West African rhythms.
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The board tasked with overseeing the state’s department of natural resources met in northern Wisconsin Wednesday, where conversations took both anticipated and unanticipated twists from wolf management to internal politics.
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A Marquette University politics professor explains the importance of the attorney general in Wisconsin and what it would mean to have a Democrat versus a Republican in office.
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Ten students who participated an August protest are accused of violating the student code of conduct and are being sanctioned, according to advocates.
WUWM is honoring the lives of Latinos in Milwaukee and their contributions to the community during Hispanic Heritage Month.
What questions do you have about the elections and/or voting?
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