Bradley Tech junior Jo'Marion Swiams built BarkClean after his brother's incarceration—now the county board is honoring him.

A tanned hide coat once worn by 19th-century leader John Quinney has been reclaimed from the Smithsonian after decades of dispute.

The event promotion highlights the first 300 students to show up Wednesday, plus a shot at university spirit wear.

Nearly 50 groups marched from Oklahoma Avenue to UMOS headquarters, celebrating roots and culture on Milwaukee's South Side.

The four-day Labor Day tradition at American Legion Post 434 just funded 10 outdoor AEDs at every Oak Creek school.

Johnraé Stowers built the sold-out Divas Brunch from grief over her mother's death, and now wants it in MPS high schools.

Dozens jumped nude from Skydive Milwaukee to fight body shame - one veteran instructor called it just a different dress code.

Frame Park hosts stein-holding contests and a live blacksmith this September as Waukesha's German heritage bash returns free to the public.

More than 30 vendors, cold beer and a dog charity born from tragedy converge in West Allis next month.

A Milwaukee teenager spent his summer booking seven local acts at Cactus Club to raise money for LGBTQ+ youth and Gaza relief efforts.

Lainey and Millie Mieden, both born with hearing loss, quadrupled last year's total at their fourth annual Oconomowoc stand.

Volunteers pressure-washed the Wells Street tunnel and cleared 17 parking lots ahead of a 21,000-person gathering.

After a decade greeting guests in the lobby, Millie and Sadie are packing up with owner Rusty Dahler for a fenced-in Ohio retirement.