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It's all things budget and shared revenue in the Wisconsin state capitol as local governments try to stave off fiscal cliffs after years of frozen state funding.

This week's Capitol Notes looks at taxes: Milwaukee's vote to raise sales taxes and Evers' actions on GOP tax breaks for the wealthy in the 2023-2025 budget. How will this affect Milwaukeeans and what can we expect going forward?

It all started with deciding to employ a different social media approach: dreaming up engaging content first and finding ways to tell stories about the eclectic offerings of the Milwaukee Public Library system through that content.

As we all muddle through the dog days of summer, it can be refreshing to have a good summer playlist. Although most live shows have been put on hold…

JR Ross, of WisPolitics.com, looks at how Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers might apply vetoes to the state budget.

Geraud Blanks has always been willing to push boundaries — from his early days at UWM leading the student organization SCOPE to his work as chief innovation officer at Milwaukee Film.

Tia Richardson and Jordan Banks are leading an effort to create a mural to honor and commemorate Jordan's father, the athlete, "artist", and former U.S. National Soccer player, Jimmy Banks. The mural will be in the newly named Jimmy Banks Memorial Stadium.

Within a week of liberals taking control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, law firms and groups representing mathematicians and statisticians filed two redistricting lawsuits. This week's Capitol Notes digs into what they're hoping to get out of it.

Whether it is a boring office meeting or the moment you meet the love of your life, meetings allow us to learn and connect with each other in ways that often have meaningful impacts on our lives.

In his decade plus living in Milwaukee, Michael Lagerman obtained his MFA at UWM’s Peck School of the Arts, has built a sense of belonging within the film and art communities and has contributed to diverse arts programming.