Today on Lake Effect, we break down what’s happened so far in the first week of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial in Kenosha. Then, a climate expert tells us what to expect from this winter. On its 20th anniversary, we look at the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Calatrava and how it’s become a symbol of the city. We learn about Milwaukee’s Forest Home Cemetery becoming the city’s first accredited arboretum. Plus, explore the King Tut display at the Milwaukee Public Museum.
Guests:
- Maayan Silver, WUWM news reporter
- Clark Evans, associate professor of atmospheric science at UW-Milwaukee
- Robert Stein, deputy director and chief experience officer at the Milwaukee Art Museum
- Dan Buckler, tree analyst for the DNR; Sara Tomlin, executive director of Forest Home Cemetery
- Richard Hedderman, education programs coordinator at the Milwaukee Public Museum
