Journey House and Wraparound Milwaukee are collaborating to rehab foreclosed and nuisance properties to create affordable housing for young adults, especially those aging out of the foster care system.
Milwaukee County’s Continuum of Care, a group of organizations and individuals that serve the homeless, will count and survey homeless individuals this week to better understand their plight.
A single mom living on South 9th Street was just one of many renters suffering from a lack of residential heat during this week’s cold snap.
The Fair Housing Act, passed in 1968, is rarely used to combat segregation and restrictive suburban zoning regulations.
A daylong meeting brought city planners and community stakeholders together to develop revitalization projects for Silver City and Clarke Square.
The fourth annual Last Ditch Effort provided visitors an opportunity to purchase unusual gifts from a diverse range of local artists and entrepreneurs.
The city’s Housing Authority runs an annual spelling bee to help students build self-confidence and composure under pressure.
The city shifts its focus from demolition and launches new programs and funding to support neighborhood rehabilitation.
Community residents seeking information on how to maintain their property and improve their homes got their questions answered at the fourth annual Weatherization Fair in Clarke Square.
Area residents and Habitat for Humanity volunteers said they are saddened by a fire that destroyed a Habitat for Humanity house that was near completion, but are hopeful it can be rebuilt.