Mandela Barnes was the only Democrat who, when initially asked, split from the governor’s executive order allowing commutations for murder convictions.
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Updated resources for free gun locks in Milwaukee
There are many places in the city that provide free gun locks. Gun locks are a vital tool in preventing firearm-related deaths and injuries.
Post From Community: 18th Annual Great Midwest Book Fest
The 18th Annual Great Midwest Book Fest is a three-hour book fair that features African American authors.
Post From Community: Alverno College becomes first private institution to join Milwaukee Public Schools’ direct admit program
Milwaukee Direct Admit allows high school juniors to apply to colleges through a streamlined application that takes less than ten minutes.
Burnham Park food truck owners worry earlier closing time will hurt business
A new policy that cuts hours of operation for food trucks downtown and near Burnham Park starting May 9 continues to draw controversy.
Is there a mother you want us to celebrate for Mother’s Day?
We’re asking you, our readers, to share with us a story about a mother you want to honor.
5 things to know and do the weekend of May 1
Shop for goods at several different craft fairs; check out live music at Zócalo; and more.
New Wisconsin Watch tool makes statewide layoffs easier to track
Search employer-reported layoffs since 2018 by county, industry and year as part of a growing suite of data-driven news apps.
Post From Community: New mural coming to Green Tech Station — help us paint on May 9 or May 11!
Northwest Side Community Development Corporation (NWSCDC) is excited to present two opportunities for the community to meet and paint with local artist, Tayla Hart.
Post From Community: Feed the Change MKE campaign launch fair
This event will include free food, free giveaways, food-based resources, family activities, and a 12:30 p.m. press conference about our campaign.
