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The Jewish Community Relations Council of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation released its annual report on anti-Semitic incidents and found that over the past year, harassment towards Jewish people rose by 36%.

Wael Farouk is no stranger to a challenge. His next will come on April 17 when he will be performing a two and a half hour-long piano concert from memory that contains some of the most difficult piano music ever written.

Jeri Kavanaugh, a volunteer for Community Advocates, shares three important tips for those spring cleaning and looking to donate new or gently used items.

Gov. Tony Evers has revived a plan to expand and update a stretch of Milwaukee's I-94 freeway. The plan is expected to cost $1 billion and has Republican Legislators siding with the government and local residents criticizing the governor.

While Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson continues to say he is taking his time to decide whether or not to run for a third term in 2022, on Thursday he received the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, if he decides to enter the race.

This month's list of events includes a mix of outdoor opportunities to enjoy the weather and virtual events to continue to protect fellow Milwaukeeans from COVID-19.

Lake Effect essayist Beth Lueck captures the sights, sounds and sensations of spring in her essay "Waiting For Spring."

After several decades of a less public image, Milwaukee Turner's new executive director Emilio De Torre is working to bring the organization back to being a cultural and political force in the city.

A single tree’s bloom usually only lasts for a few days but in Japan, celebrations of spring center around one iconic natural phenomenon — the cherry blossom.

Shannon Ross spent 17 years in a Wisconsin prison, and after being released last September, he is continuing his work of expanding resources for currently incarcerated people through his new podcast, All In.