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The Modern Age In this final concert of our series, we return to the Fisk Organ on the campus of UNCSA. Built in 1977, influenced by historical instruments but also the contemporary art and music of its age, it is well-suited to the compositional styles of the 20th and 21st centuries: avant-garde, explorations of tonality, minimalism, and more. Program presented by Timothy Olsen and Andrew Pester, with notes presented by Timothy Olsen

Quirks and Quacks In this second of eight explorations, we present fun, quirky pieces that play into the more unique features of the Fisk Organ at UNCSA: funky flutes, mutation stops, reeds that wobble and quack, and more. Program presented by current students of UNCSA

The picture is getting clearer for the Studio Gang-envisioned new, unified home for the University of Kentucky's College of Design after final renderings and a project timeline were just revealed. The firm beat out five other top-flight firms for the renovation of the former Reynolds...

Development work downtown shows how far Benton Harbor has come Many buildings were rehabbed through a combination of grants and investments The city's five-square-block Arts District showcases rehabbed historic buildings Tom Henderson/Crain's Detroit Business Josh Higginbotham, architect and project manager of the former Gray Building rehab, in front of the building. “We had to do every kind of environmental remediation you can imagine. At some point we began wondering what if anything would be left.” SPECIAL REPORT: BENTON HARBOR This special report is about Benton Harbor, ravaged by an...

To technical school was shot and killed by veteran police officer matt kenny who says he was attacked while responding to a call friday night. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> 12-47, copy. shots fired. >> madison's police chief has expressed condolences to the robinson family, saying his officers are trained to use the minimum amount of force necessary. the investigation is in the hands of the wisconsin department of justice. nbc's ron allen has the latest from madison. >> reporter: andrea things have been peaceful and somber. there's concern about the rawness of the emotions here. people are v...