Watch Ko-Thi Dance Company’s “DrumTalk”; apply for the People’s Map Commission; check out the virtual HaRUNbee walk/run; get registered to vote at El Rey Foods; and learn about LISC’s grant for small businesses.
NNS wants to know: How has your family adjusted to virtual learning?
Whether your experience with virtual learning has been good or bad, we want to hear from you.
‘Willing to make changes ‘: Griselda Aldrete reflects on a tumultuous year at the Fire and Police Commission
After a stormy 11 months as the executive director of the Fire and Police Commission, Griselda Aldrete says she’s walking away on her own terms.
‘We keep leveling up’: Liberate MKE continues campaign to defund the police
As “defund the police” has become a battle cry for activists across the country, groups such as Liberate MKE are demanding police budgets be used to address problems in the community.
PHOTOS: Muskego Way residents create community-engaged mural
Tia Richardson worked for three years with community members in the Muskego Way neighborhood to create a mural spanning an entire building-side on West Forest Home Avenue.
Defund the police? Milwaukee eyes future amid Black Lives Matter protests, coronavirus budget crunch
Calls to shift funds from policing to programs that improve quality of life for people of color aren’t new. But this time, more people are listening.
As reckless driving incidents mount in Milwaukee, task force releases plan to fix problem
More public awareness campaigns; increased access to driver education; narrowed driving lanes; and coordinated traffic signals are among the recommendations of the City-County Carjacking and Reckless Driving Task Force.
Milwaukee Youth Council puts focus on mental health services
Three nonprofits are one step closer to receiving funds to provide mental health services to youths after receiving a recommendation from the Milwaukee Youth Council.
The NNS coronavirus update: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of July 27
County bus riders will be required to wear masks starting Saturday while COVID-19 cases soar in the suburbs.
5 things to do and know this week in Milwaukee: July 27 to Aug. 1
This is Milwaukee Project hosts another virtual conversation; youth can participate in a financial literacy workshop; students and educators discuss school reopenings; “Run Back to School” registration is open; and youth will march against gun violence in Moody Park.
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