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Trapper Schoepp gets personal on new album ‘Osborne’
After BMX accidents in his youth, musician Trapper Schoepp said doctors introduced him to prescription painkillers. His journey through recovery after years of addiction — and the anger and desperation of recovery — fuels the creative fires of the album ‘Osbourne.’
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Solstice Trio Encore
Jeff, Steve & Síle join forces for a rollicking evening of solstice selections! Tune in Sunday from 5-9 p.m. on your local WPR Music station or stream…
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Port Washington residents launch recall effort over data center, Milwaukee schools complete lead remediation
Port Washington residents who oppose a massive data center development say they’re launching an effort to recall the city’s mayor. And Wisconsin’s Attorney General announces that Menards…
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Superior’s arts group returns from pandemic with whimsy and history
Showcasing marshmallow sculptures and casket-room murals, the Superior Council for the Arts group returns from the COVID-19 pandemic with new events, starting with a juried art show…
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A Little Princess 14 of 17 – The Magic
After Lavinia snitches on Sara, Miss Minchin disrupts the party between Sara, Ermengarde and Becky. She threatens to throw Becky onto the street, tell Ermengarde’s father about…
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Wisconsin DOJ settles consumer complaint with Menards
Menards will pay $750,000 to the State of Wisconsin as part of a multistate consumer protection settlement, Attorney General Josh Kaul announced Wednesday.
