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After more than two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Milwaukeeans are looking forward to spending time in the community and listening to some great, new music. Every month, Milwaukee Record's Matt Wild joins Lake Effect to talk about some of the best new music from local musicians for the Milwaukee Music Roundup.

Judge Derek Mosley is well known for his role as a municipal court judge for the City of Milwaukee. But, you also might know him as one of Milwaukee’s food influencers.

For May's Book of the Month pick, Milwaukee Public Library's Beth Gabriel recommends "Siren Queen" by Nghi Vo.

A woman owned and operated creamery in Port Washington has quickly achieved fame. With 1,000 goats, it keeps busy.

Dylan Farrow is an author, mother, activist, and the survivor at the heart of the Emmy-nominated docuseries, Allen v. Farrow. She'll be this year's keynote speaker for The Women's Center annual EmPower Luncheon. Ahead of the event, Farrow joins Lake Effect's Audrey Nowakowski to discuss her advocacy work.

When tensions began to rise along the border of Russia and Ukraine earlier this year, the war had already been going on eight years. Yet, few anticipated what would happen next. Julian Hayda, a Ukrainian-American journalist and a former Lake Effect producer who is part of NPR’s team reporting on the ground in Ukraine, shares his experiences reporting on the war.

Tax revenue from Michigan cannabis dispensaries continue to make a significant economic impact.

With scattered rain and snow showers, gusty winds, and colder than normal temperatures, its not looking like a nice day. When will we dry out and warm up? The answers

The college in Manitowoc and Sheboygan counties will begin offering the transfer program this fall. Plus, more headlines in your Monday dose.

Two Behrend students will read from their fiction beginning at 6 p.m. in Metzgar Center.