North Side Rising fights for environmental and economic equity for North Side residents.
‘Rent is still due’: What you need to know about the federal order to halt residential evictions
The federal government on Sept. 4 issued an emergency order to halt residential evictions through the end of the year. Here’s what you need to know.
NNS Spotlight: Popular mobile market to make a triumphant in-person return this weekend
CirculateMKE’s mobile market, which creates space and opportunity for shoppers and entrepreneurs to experience the diverse cultures of Milwaukee, is back to in-person business.
Milwaukee’s homeless providers brace for the worst as the coronavirus creates more challenges
Despite efforts by shelters, the city and the county, leaders are concerned that the worst is yet to come for Milwaukee’s homeless population.
U.S. halts rental evictions through the end of the year
The federal government is halting evictions through the end of the year for those who have lost work during the pandemic.
Community continues to celebrate life of youth leader Quanita ‘Tay’ Jackson
A year after Quanita “Tay” Jackson was killed near Moody Park, community members rally to keep her legacy of leadership alive.
‘I would like police officers to know that my skin is not a weapon’: What young Black men in Milwaukee are saying after the shooting of Jacob Blake.
We reached out to young Black men in our neighborhoods to get their thoughts on police-community relations and to find out what they feel needs to change to avoid more incidents in the future.
NNS Spotlight: Meet the woman behind Milwaukee’s newest source for positive news
Nyesha Stone launched Carvd N Stone in 2017 because she felt there was a better way to cover the community.
‘I refuse to lose’: How this lifelong musician remains resilient through the COVID-19 crisis and beyond
Victor Campbell has spent most his life lending his talents to other musicians. Now, he’s using them to advocate for better delivery of emergency programs in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee steers an additional $15 million from CARES Act into the Wisconsin Rental Assistance Program
As residents continue to struggle to meet payments, the City of Milwaukee is providing an additional $15 million for rental assistance aid through the federal CARES Act.