Rafael Muñoz-Echavarria

WUWM’s Rafa Munoz visits Viva La Fitness on Milwaukee's South Side.

Lauren Keene reached out to Bubbler Talk wanting to know what happened to the "Please Be Civil" neon sign that used to be visible at the corner of North and Humboldt in Milwaukee.

WUWM’s Rafael Muñoz and Lina Tran went to the El Rey off Cesar Chavez Drive on a busy afternoon. They talked to workers and customers about the beloved grocery store.

The Department of Public Works' Neighborhood Traffic Management Program offers engineering solutions to traffic safety concerns. This explainer guide breaks down how community members can access the program.

The Hmong American Women's Association, or HAWA, is a Milwaukee-based non-profit organization that was founded in 1993 by a group of 13 Hmong women. HAWA provides culturally specific programming and resources for survivors and people experiencing sexual assault and domestic violence.

Battlebox is a Black-owned, family business that is operated by Bryant Wilcox. It includes a video game buy-sell-trade store, cafe and lounge, and a warehouse. Bryant talks about the origins of the storefront, its current struggles and future plans.

There have been numerous lawsuits in Wisconsin that have put the concerns of voters with disabilities front and center. Barbara Beckert, director of external advocacy at Disability Rights Wisconsin, shares more on the subject.

WUWM's Community Engagement Coordinator talks with Leaders of Kenosha about their mission and election turnout efforts.

WUWM Community Engagement Coordinator talks with the owners of La Revo Books, Barbara and Valeria Cerda.

WUWM Community Engagement Coordinator talks with African-American Roundtable’s Membership and Coalition Manager Devin Anderson about the LiberateMKE campaign and participatory budget process.