
Jack Hurbanis
From 2020 to 2021, Jack was WUWM's digital intern and then digital producer.
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When Franco Stevens realized she was a lesbian, there was hardly any representation of queer women. So in 1990, she decided to change that and founded "Curve" — the best-selling lesbian lifestyle magazine that still exists today.
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People in the LGBTQ+ plus community are at an increased risk for negative health outcomes compared to the heterosexual population. There can be less access to primary and preventative care, previous bad experiences that impact seeking future care and a lack of understanding from doctors.
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For one week in 1968, late night host Johnny Carson made the historic decision to give up his job on The Tonight Show and allow actor and activist Harry Belafonte to take over.
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Because of friction, sleds don't technically touch the snow and instead ride on a small layer of water created by the heat of the sled sliding down the hill.
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The 1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks were one of the greatest NBA teams of their era, but after winning it all in April of 1971 the team never got a victory parade. Instead, Milwaukeeans found their own way to celebrate the world champions.
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Milwaukee County Parks Executive Director Guy Smith says without a new model or increased revenue outside of fee-based services, only the profitable parts of the parks system will be able to survive.
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Film director Michael Barnett says that while the documentary has been released as trans athletes in youth sports is in the spotlight, he wishes there wasn’t such a pressing need to tell the story of these athletes.
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Sculpture Milwaukee is returning with new works and new guest curators who are adding their own take to the exhibition.
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The Grow Solar Greater Milwaukee program allows homeowners and businesses to pool their purchasing power to buy solar panels at a lower cost.
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So far in 2021, counties across southeast Wisconsin have only seen around half of the amount of rain expected in a normal year.