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Journalist Tea Krulos wrote about Milwaukee's amateur radio community for this month's Milwaukee Magazine. He joined Lake Effect's Joy Powers to share more.

WUWM visits one of the energy-generating centers—the scoreboard control room at American Family Field.

Fifteen public and private-sector Wisconsin partners promise more health care and jobs.

Seven years ago, Wisconsin brokered a deal with Foxconn — one of the world’s largest electronics manufacturing companies. But Foxconn hasn’t come close to the promised jobs or investment. Now, Microsoft is promising a new deal. Will this be any different?

Despite the intimidating factors of AI, one expert insists that it's just another development and recommends incorporating it into our lives.

A new art exhibit about art in the era of social media and the internet transforms the Charles Allis Museum.

One task force member urges greater diversification and equity in AI training.

AI, as it's known, is already here. The question is where will it take Wisconsin workers?

Changing how coaches, parents, trainers, or spectators comprehend concussions will hopefully lead to more cohesive treatment. New, virtual technology could make that a reality.

Several Milwaukee-area firms or colleges are part of the state consortium rewarded Monday.