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After its longtime host and sponsor shut down, the beloved literary festival found new life. This year, it runs Nov. 7-8 at Carroll University.

The film follows the journey of two people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

To mark 12 straight Brewers wins, the chain is giving out free burgers for only the third time in its history.

For the second time this season, the Brew Crew is one game from free burgers.

Southeastern Wisconsin’s first diverging Diamond has arrived — and it’s turning heads.

Icarus flew too close to the sun. Last weekend, I delved too deep into the bloodys.

The Brewers have only ever hit a 12-game win streak twice since George Webb started offering free burgers for the feat decades ago.

An ode to Renaissance Books – and a look at my latest haul.

I’m overwhelmed, a little confused, but ultimately quite pleased.

Il Ponte – from chef Adam Siegel and Daria Aitken-Siegel – is targeting a late 2026 opening.

What you should see this week at the Milwaukee Film Festival Week 3, according to MilMag’s resident film buff.

William Howell and Laura Dyan Kezman talk about their film, which premieres on Sunday at the Milwaukee Flim Festival.

What you should see this week at the Milwaukee Film Festival Week 2, according to MilMag’s resident film buff.

What you should see when the fest kicks off on Thursday, according to MilMag’s resident film buff.

Kerns returns to Milwaukee Film after first joining over 20 years ago.

The enigmatic, acclaimed, 87-year-old novelist’s unexpected new book tells the tale of a wild search for a cheese heiress. Read the story here.

I ordered “Mr. Baseball,” a caramel malt custard, topped with beer nuts, fudge-covered peanuts and “a splash of Miller Lite,” an homage to Bob Uecker on opening day.

Whether you’re looking for thrills, inspiration or amusement, you’ll find something in one of these books coming out this spring.

Four years after he took leadership at the Department of City Development, we check in on Crump’s track record. Read the story here.

Our managing editor took a reflective lap around the beloved exhibit.