This week, learn about Love Your Block grants, join an EXPO meeting, help Victory Garden Initiative spring clean, celebrate women of the decade and join the Fight for Air climb.
OPINION: There are better fixes for Milwaukee’s school funding needs than the MPS referendum
Heads of three major charter and choice schools argue that the upcoming MPS referendum would fall short of reaching “every child” and offer alternative funding solutions.
Here’s what this summer’s DNC could mean for you
The Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee and Democratic National Convention Committee hosted a community conversation Tuesday about what to expect when the Democratic National Convention comes to town this summer. Here are our takeaways.
5 things to do this weekend: Feb. 28 to March 1
This weekend’s picks: Courtney Baker’s Framing Black Performance lecture, the Black Excellence Awards, elections training, the state of the black man panel discussion, family night at the Twilight Centers and a bonus.
After a tragic week, we offer hope (and love)
It’s been a rough week for Milwaukee. So we are republishing two stories that we hope will give you hope-and a reason to smile.
Nowhere to go: Why Wisconsin’s homeless youth go uncounted and underserved
Lawmakers and advocates want to eliminate barriers that keep homeless young people from getting help.
BREAKING: Milwaukee Police Association files ethics complaint against Fire and Police Commission Chairman Steven DeVougas
The president of the Milwaukee Police Association has filed a complaint with the City of Milwaukee Ethics Board that alleges several violations by Fire and Police Commission Chairman Steven DeVougas in his representation of prominent Milwaukee developer Kalan Haywood Sr.
From victim to advocate: Natalie Hayden’s triumph over domestic violence
Natalie Hayden regularly speaks to women, who like her, arrive at Sojourner battered, tired or worse. She offers them these words of advice: “As a woman, you have the power to change your life.”
OPINION: Black history every Milwaukeean should know
Donte McFadden, Supreme Moore Omokunde and Marjorie Rucker share local black history that they feel is indispensable and should be known by every Milwaukeean.
When art imitates life: Milwaukee youths pay homage to their heroes
Student artists paid homage to their heroes through creative expression in an art contest sponsored by U.S. Cellular and Boys & Girls Club.
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