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With this year's event winding down, we talk about which selections captured our hearts — from dramatic gems to thought-provoking documentaries.

To close out Uniquely Milwaukee's month-long series on body image, we talk to people living with disabilities about how they feel seen by the world.

During this month dedicated to elevating Asian American and Pacific Islander voices, we teamed up with the Milwaukee Rep to present monologues from 'The Heart Sellers.'

Milwaukee Public Museum unveiled two new concepts for its Future Museum that'll take visitors around the world and behind the scenes of its vast collection.

It's a deep-rooted Wisconsin tradition, dating back more than 50 years. How did the Pride Parade get started, and why is it still needed today?

Saturday Softball Beer League is an LGBTQ+ tradition dating back to 1977 that has grown substantially over the years, helping bring the Gay Softball World Series to Milwaukee three times.

The urban ministry of Redeemer Lutheran church continues to find new ways to connect with the community, adding mental health services and more as part of a $4 million renovation.

On our final episode of "Be Seen" season two, we revisit a Milwaukee cold case and comb through the original files.

A Wisconsin tradition ended by the pandemic, the "Old Timers Party" built a safe space for generations of Milwaukee's lesbian community.

This week, we explore Charter's home on King Drive, which used to pump out electricity for Milwaukee but now houses offices and a broadcast studio.