Lake Effect

MKE Black is hosting an outdoor marketplace focused on supporting local, Black-owned businesses this Saturday, July 24 at the Beerline Plaza, located 3356 North Holton Street in Milwaukee, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

A new exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum seeks to explore how images can impact our memory and understanding of past events — both in positive and negative lights.

As a season ticket holder, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley was there inside the Fiserv Forum to watch it all go down in history. He believes this win is just one of the many events that will thrust the city into the spotlight and this national spotlight makes a compelling argument for why the county should have more local power over taxes.

With a divided government in Wisconsin, the process of drawing the state's new political boundaries based on 2020 U.S. census data will likely end up in the courts. Lake Effect talks to UW-Madison professor David Canon.

While little can be done to undo damage or bring back original markings on an eroded gravestone, cleaning it can help stop further damage — but only if done correctly.

Milwaukee-based housing organization Community Advocates' Shawanna Lindenberg discusses the impact of the July 31 end of the eviction moratorium, what this means for Milwaukee renters and the resources that are available.

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin has been a tourist destination for more than a century, but for two decades, it was perhaps best known for one, specific resort: the Lake Geneva Playboy Club. Although it's been closed since the '80s, its legacy remains a potent part of local lore.

Not long ago, a Milwaukee Bucks NBA Championship wasn’t even imaginable. Milwaukee was close to losing the team to another city, and as writer Dan Simmons explains, there’s someone behind the scenes who we can thank for this incredible championship.

Milwaukee-based company New Way Innovation is bringing personal e-bikes to the city. The Cofounder and CEO of New Way Innovation, Bryce Killibrew, explains the pros to e-bikes.

The “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” in Milwaukee was created with 360-projection technology to add new life and animation to Vincent Van Gogh’s body of work, allowing viewers become one with the colorful canvases.