A small group of Bradley Tech high school students will be traveling to Ireland, Wales, England and France next month, thanks to the generosity of community members.
‘MKE Mobile’ provides residents new way to report those potholes to the city
The city’s free phone app makes it easier to file service requests, but many residents are unaware that it exists.
Teen pregnancy campaign turns heads, resonates with youth
United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County strives to decrease the teen birth rate with new ads showing teen parents controlled by their baby.
Renovation of foreclosed duplex results in ‘net energy bill of zero’
Layton Boulevard West Neighbors has transformed a vacant foreclosed duplex on the South Side to single-family home that produces as much energy as it uses.
Young Milwaukee gets into the spirit of giving
Young professionals donated about 1,000 toys at the fourth annual Young Milwaukee Holiday Gala to benefit Journey House.
Growing Power celebrates ‘good food revolution’
Growing Power hosted a fundraiser to celebrate 20 years as a nonprofit organization and leader in the farm-to-table revolution.
UWM program helps parents be students
The Life Impact Program at UW-Milwaukee provides renewable scholarships as well as personal and professional support to student-parents.
Preschool prepares Burmese, African refugees for U.S. schools
The International Learning Center provides young refugee children with the skills they need for kindergarten.
Housing Resource Fair provides first steps for prospective homebuyers
The fourth annual Housing Resource Fair provided advice on home repair, home purchasing and foreclosures to people looking to buy homes or find reputable contractors.
Mexican celebration honors dead, aims to ‘heal Milwaukee’
The fourth annual Día de los Muertos parade celebrated children and other loved ones who have passed away.