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DÃa de los Muertos — A Celebration & Family Reunion
It's DÃa de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. It's a mostly Mexican holiday where families welcome back the...
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“Work hard, stay humble:” Bucks assistant Sidney Dobner didn’t aim to break a glass ceiling, but she did it anyway
MILWAUKEE — It was no surprise to the people around Sidney Dobner when she became the first female Assistant Coach...
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UWM celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first planetarium
The UW Milwaukee Manfred Olson Planetarium celebrates the 100th anniversary of the first planetarium. Last week we spoke about the...
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Rare solar eclipse brings educational opportunities
Rare solar eclipse brings educational opportunities to area residents. Mother Nature may not be cooperative to be able to see...
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Non-alcoholic cocktails and spirits are pouring into the Brew City
The dining and nightlife scene in and near the Brew City can unsurprisingly be an alcohol-centric world. But not everyone...
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WI Tech Month provides equity and diversity in the technology space
It's Wisconsin Tech Month! It's a month-long celebration of the tech industry in Wisconsin that has taken place since 2021....
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Proposed gender identity policy in Whitnall School District ignites spirited debate
A debate was ignited this week in the Whitnall School District over a new proposed policy regarding chosen names and...
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WATCH: Giannis & Mariah highlight National Diaper Need Awareness Week with Milwaukee Diaper Mission
UPDATE: Today, September 20th, the Milwaukee Diaper Mission is collecting diapers from 6:30am to 6:30pm at the Medical College of...
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What was that?? Entity floats by camera in WTMJ newsroom
Was it a spirit? Was it a signal from the afterlife? Or was it just a piece of lint floating...
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The Empire Builder: A Wisconsin Travel Alternative
Transit is defined by Merriam-Webster as "conveyance of persons or things from one place to another". And it's been in...
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In wake of unprecedented wildfire smoke, how can Southeast Wisconsin homes protect air quality?
MILWAUKEE — From June 26th through the 29th, Southeast Wisconsin was blanketed by a thick layer of smoke from Canadian...
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Solar Storm Brings The Potential For Aurora Borealis To Southeast Wisconsin
Later this evening, a solar storm is bringing a chance to see the vibrant colors of the northern lights to...
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WTMJ Exclusive: French Bears fan says Jordan Love Father’s Day video was “out of context”
MILWAUKEE — Becoming a franchise quarterback in the NFL is a dream come true, but it also puts a target...
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Memorial Day marks unofficial start to camping season + what’s best — tents, campers or cabins
This year it looks like the weather is FINALLY cooperating and this weekend looks to be the perfect chance for...
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3-7-23 Milwaukee Health Briefing With Dr. John Raymond
It's almost that time of year again: the clocks will be turned forward an hour and the sun will be...
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Milwaukee Public Museum Unveils Sketches of the New Museum’s “Time Travel” Gallery
The first sketches of the new Milwaukee Public Museum's "Time Travel" gallery were unveiled this morning. Museum President and CEO...
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The Thanksgiving travel period has begun
MADISON, Wisc., (November 15, 2022) – AAA predicts 54.6 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving. ...
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Winter can affect your very well being
Well there it is… winter has landed squarely on Wisconsin, and aside from winterizing your car and house, have you...
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It’s Hispanic Heritage Month
From September 15th to October 15th, the U.S. celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. It's more than tacos and flamenco. Our very...
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Construction Rubble: What do they do with it all?
Raise your hand if you've driven through the plethora of construction zones and wondered "WHAT A MESS!" The concrete rubble...
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