Explore Wisconsinbly

The Quadracci Pavilion recently installed an LED system that adds a new, colorful dimension to the Milwaukee skyline.

The Silver Dollar is an absolute stalwart when it comes to serving drinks.

Early last January, as her 50th birthday approached, she pleaded on the air to try 360 new things before December 31.

While this season has been a mixed bag, the Packers are still alive in the playoff race.

It's a matter of trading sand for some glitter and the remnants of thousands of glass bulbs.

A metal tree craze might sound odd now, but those were the days when futuristic things were all the rage.

"Each Christmas, the historic village of Kohler transforms into a snow-draped, shimmering backdrop for winter that feels plucked from the pages of a holiday movie."

The museum’s stated mission is, “to inform and teach all ages the art, culture, technology and science of malted beverages and related industries.”

We're not privy to the setlist, but we're going to go ahead and assume there will be a healthy dose of holiday standards.

An autumnal variety that's a perfect complement to the finest holiday in the game.

The Brandy Old Fashioned is unique to our way of life here, so this measure does make sense.

The holidays are when the DW Pub truly sparkles. There's the same tailgate energy and up north vibe you've come to expect, but then there's also a little bit of magic to the air. We can't really quantify it. Just trust us. It's there.

Mary Mack is back in Hayward and hits the trails with Ashley to get her to her show at Lakewoods on time and cramp-free.

The odometer showed only 977 miles and much of the original equipment was still on the car, making it a spectacular discovery.

When you look in the mirror, is that attractive person in the flannel shirt and boots looking back at you a Midwesterner? There's a pretty good chance the answer is yes.

Full disclosure: the one thing we here at DW have in common with Indiana Jones is a strong disdain for snakes.

Join Jeff Evans and Max Wolter as they head out onto the lakes in Hayward, Wisconsin.

They're warm, unique, and delicious, just like the people of Wisconsin.

Join Mary and Mike for a chat and tour of the Explorium Brewpub in Greendale.

Damian Lillard wanted to play for the Miami Heat. Instead, he ended up getting traded to Milwaukee this week.

It's hard to say whether this change will lead to widespread pig ownership within Madison's city limits.

The news of the Frankmobile tour stops did make us wonder why there isn't a Bratwurstmobile on the road.

Get a peak into how their fully loaded bloody mary is made, including all of the ingredients that go into their special infused vodka.

You go to a Metallica concert or monster truck rally expecting your skull to vibrate, but not necessarily a football game.

Wisconsinbly Live showcases places all around the great state of Wisconsin where local musicians will perform a pop-up concert, just for our viewers.

Maybe you can attach a beef stick and a cheese curd to yours and see if you create some kind of new super snack.

Host Christopher DeAngelo Gilbert visits Milwaukee's east side for the annual Brady Street Festival. He chats with Executive Director Rachel Taylor about the festival's storied history and checks out a few of the unique vendors and stages — shows his love to the people and of course does some dancing.

He proclaimed that getting the ball over the plate wouldn't be a problem as he used to be a pitcher back in his formative years.

Wisconsinbly Live showcases places all around the great state of Wisconsin where local musicians will perform a pop-up concert, just for our viewers.

If you simply must have a reason to indulge, tell yourself you're celebrating your home state and the innovative thinkers who helped put Wisconsin on the map.

in an era when most corporate consolidations and organizational restructurings leave you hanging your head, take a moment to appreciate that, occasionally, a decision from on high can make you raise your glass instead.

Wisconsinbly Live showcases places all around the great state of Wisconsin where local musicians will perform a pop-up concert, just for our viewers.

It was Marshall's 11th time entering the event, which is the culmination of the yearly Hemingway Days celebration.

Pontoon Wisconsinbly with Mary Mack & friends from Hayward Power Sports

They were on the verge of announcing the restaurant's opening date when the fire screwed up their plans.

Host Josh Modell chats with Erik Kaye, General Manager of 3rd St. Market Hall and welcomes Wisconsinite Trapper Schoepp.

After all, there's never a bad time for a bratwurst or a big ol' pretzel. And you can't go wrong with beer served in a stein, which may taste even better when it's hot outside.

One group sees it as a viable entertainment option and looks for open dates on their calendar. And the other cringes violently at the thought of forced encounters with costumed extroverts who mix the word "huzzah" into casual conversation.

Comedian Mary Mack was back in Hayward, Wisc. visiting one of our favorite summer events – Musky Fest. We came, we drank, we ate, we fished. We're exhausted. We can't wait for next year! Presented by Hayward Power Sports

If you've watched any amount of Scooby-Doo, the presence of bats is often a harbinger to some spooky business.

The hot zone for Blue Moon is Wisconsin and Michigan.

In Lake Geneva, letter carriers need courage, quick reflexes, and the ability to swim.

Cyclists in various stages of undress will do a slow roll of approximately 15 miles through the city streets

For the less fit and/or competitive, it offers something exciting to gawk at.

It does raise new and troubling questions regarding the widely-held belief that Wisconsinites are born with the innate ability to sniff out a good time.

As you might imagine, Dylan's version of On Wisconsin differs from UW’s fight song.

Damon from Hayward Power Sports joins Jeff for a fabulous day of fishing on the lakes in Hayward, Wisconsin.

172 cats got jobs delivering barn justice last year alone.

Legend has it the concoction was pioneered at a Baltimore establishment called Wet City Brewing.

Maybe it's like those people in Florida who take pythons as pets and then release them into the Everglades once they get too big.