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After Richie Morales' grandfather struggled with Alzheimers, the painter used the medium that he grew up with and has experimented in to interrogate how our memories change over time, and how we may never know if we really remember the original event as it happened.

Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava visited Milwaukee this week to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum.

If you’ve driven northbound on Interstate 43 toward Milwaukee’s downtown, chances are you’ve noticed a gigantic mural. Bubbler Talk digs into the story behind the colorful painting of an eagle and a dove with cascading flag stripes.

Milwaukeeans are able to check out books from 27 countywide library branches. And if the book isn't at your local branch, the library system will get it there... fast.

The A&C Live Bait shop in Milwaukee's Harambee neighborhood is the legacy of Acie and Carrie White, sharecroppers' kids turned businesspeople who migrated to Wisconsin from Mississippi more than a half century ago.

The Military Funeral Honors Program can offer a final tribute to veterans who pass away.

A new book collection about Sikhism at the Oak Creek Public Library is teaching the public about the tenets of the religion and the history and culture of those who practice it.

As gun deaths mount, Wisconsin incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican, says don't blame the weapon.

Once located on the corner of Farwell and North on Milwaukee's east side, Oriental Drugs' hodgepodge of offerings served customers for nearly 30 years. Since closing in 1995, the place became etched in the city's lore.

Butter burgers! Think Kopp's, Culzer's and, of course, Solly's Grille — which was recently recognized by the James Beard Awards as an American classic.