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According to research done by the J. Paul Getty Museum, the average adult spends about thirty seconds looking at a work of art. For a story on the radio,…

The last week of the year offers a good chance to look back at some of the stories that made news over the past 12 months. In the area of science, it…

Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood is something of a mecca for people in creative fields. And so it only makes sense that it would be the headquarters to…

Scott Walker rose to the governor’s seat in a campaign that pledged – among other things – to kill plans for high-speed rail in Wisconsin. But even as the…

For those who haven't heard the news, Mitch Teich is pulling up the stakes and moving to upstate New York. His last show as Lake Effect's executive…

Chip Duncan has made a lot of films under difficult circumstances. The Milwaukee based documentarian and photographer has filmed in Afghanistan, from the…

Between 1955-1976, nearly thirty of the United States’ top clothing designers created garments to fit disabled bodies under the “Functional Fashions”…

The page of the country's newspapers can sometimes be rough - stories of crime and mayhem, contentious politics, and - depending your rooting interests -…

JR Ross, editor of WisPolitics.com, weighs in on President Joe Biden's order on student loan forgiveness, the big news on the campaign trails for Wisconsin governor and U.S. Senator, and the latest on the Republican election probe.

What is staggering spending telling us about the Wisconsin Supreme Court race? Where's it coming from? Who's doing it better? How is it related to the outcome?