Lauren Hubbard grew up in 53206, and now she is trying to end the stigma surrounding mental illness that prevents people from getting help.
Mi Casa Su Cafe on King Drive serves up healthy food with flavor
Mi Casa Su Cafe is one of more than a dozen restaurants participating in the third annual Black Restaurant Week, taking place through April 21.
North Side artist Evelyn Terry curates ‘little gem’ gallery
Evelyn Terry showcases artwork in her home art gallery, but despite her past international success, she lacks funding for much-needed renovations.
Boys 2 Leaders provides mentorship, activities for male youth
Participants in Walnut Way’s Boys 2 Leaders program, led by Terron Edwards, have begun planning activities for the summer, including trips to baseball games and concerts, and meeting with professionals for job advice.
Advocates call for more resources for victims of sexual assault in the workplace
Counselors and victims of sexual assault in the workplace believe that more counseling or therapy services should be available to help women recover.
Controversy increases over shuttered Mitchell Street Social Security office
A congressional order to halt closure of shuttered Social Security Administration offices has energized efforts to reverse the decision to close the Mitchell Street office.
Oral history project captures voices of open housing marchers 50 years later
March on Milwaukee 50th hosted “history harvests” to record the untold stories of people involved with the 1967-68 open housing marches.
Foundations say neighborhoods need more public funding to fight crime
Representatives from four local foundations responded to crime expert Patrick Sharkey’s research on what causes violent urban crime to decline.
Developer Kalan Haywood, Pete’s Market big winners at MANDI event
Developer Kalan Haywood, Sr. walked away with three trophies at the Milwaukee Awards for Neighborhood Development Innovation dinner Thursday, including an award for individual achievement that he shared with Dr. Mark Eppli.
Residents express shock, concern over looming closure of South Side Social Security office
Despite recent protests, the Mitchell Street Branch of the Social Security Administration will close on March 22. The office serves about 2,200 visitors a month.
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