Latest Episodes
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The GOP exerts more control as the Wisconsin state budget process moves ahead.
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The Connect 1 route will run between downtown and the Watertown Plank Park and Ride.
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Bedecked in rainbow, the 40-foot-long bus is a "giant billboard of inclusivity."
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Rally outside plant near 32nd and Center draws union members and supporters.
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Spring is a thrilling season for people who love spotting migrating birds. At a recent bird banding event in central Wisconsin, more than two dozen species were identified in a single day.
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A weekend school in Milwaukee teaches kids the Japanese language, music and art. Hear what this unique education entails and the meaning for families in the community.
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The social service organization Tikkun Ha-Ir is approaching its 20th anniversary of organizing Jews from all religious backgrounds to serve the greater good in Milwaukee.
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A U.S. Supreme Court decision last week has water quality and wetland advocates around the country concerned, including here in Wisconsin. The Court narrowed the scope of federally protected wetlands. UW-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences professor Melissa Scanlan sheds light on the ruling and what it could mean for Wisconsin.
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If you want to learn how to make a new dish, you’ll find that many of Milwaukee Recreation’s cooking classes are Korean.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration is focusing on Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander entrepreneurs during AAPI Heritage Month and shared resources at a roundtable in Milwaukee in May.