We have spoken to housing advocates, landlords, tenants and even lawyers. Now we want to speak to those who have gone through or facing evictions.
Got questions about the COVID-19 vaccine?
Here are some common questions we are hearing about the vaccine (and answers).
‘It is not my fight to surrender’: Read rousing words from the 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Contest winners
For the 38th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Writing Contest, students around southeastern Wisconsin responded to the theme, “Keep Moving Forward.” We’ve collected inspiring essays from the six age category winners spanning elementary to high school.
Worried about paying mortgage? What struggling homeowners need to know
Need help to pay your mortgage? Here are some resources to help you survive this crisis.
NNS on ‘Lake Effect’: 5 things to do and know this January in Milwaukee
NNS deputy editor Adam Carr joins Joy Powers of WUWM for our monthly spot with “Lake Effect,” where he discusses events connected to Milwaukee’s North and South Side neighborhoods.
NNS on ‘Lake Effect’: NNS reporter Edgar Mendez discusses drug-related deaths in 2020
NNS reporter Edgar Mendez joins Joy Powers of WUWM’s “Lake Effect” to discuss another record-breaking year in Milwaukee County for drug deaths.
2020 was a deadly year in Milwaukee. Here are resources to keep you safe and our kids engaged.
2020 marked a tragic milestone for Milwaukee, breaking 1991’s homicide record, with 189 deaths. As we start a new year, here are resources to help keep you safe and our kids engaged.
Lessons we can’t forget: Community members look back at 2020 to set goals for 2021, part two
Community members tell us how hard-earned lessons from 2020 are fueling their goals for 2021.
Lessons we can’t forget: Community members look back at 2020 to set goals for 2021
We asked community members to tell us their goals for the new year. Here’s what they said.
Campus and COVID-19: Marquette seniors reflect on a challenging semester
COVID-19 has disrupted all our lives, with college being no exception. Today, three MU seniors reflect on a memorable fall semester.
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