Residents have continued pushing their demands to hold Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee leaders accountable.
Milwaukee gets national attention for collaborative housing effort
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has honored the Greater Milwaukee Foundation for working on housing issues with the Community Development Alliance.
It could reach 100 degrees Wednesday. Here’s how you can stay safe and beat the heat.
The City of Milwaukee Health Department and Milwaukee County’s Office of Emergency Management have issued a heat health warning for Wednesday. Here are tips to stay safe and cool.
How one man is fighting law that lets landlords reject tenants with drug distribution records
Yusuf Dahl has served as president of an apartment owners’ trade group. Yet rental property officials rejected his application after discovering he had been convicted of drug distribution more than two decades earlier.
Music camp teaches Milwaukee students new ways to play
More than 60 students learned how to play the drums, piano and ukelele at Anna F. Doerfler School as part of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music’s Music Exploration Camp.
5 Milwaukee Public Library programs you should know about
In collaboration with the Office of Violence Prevention, the Milwaukee Public Library is doing its part to help keep Milwaukee safe and engaged by offering activities throughout its branches even as the summer draws to an end.
Amani residents will get to buy 4 affordable homes as part of community land trust program
VIA Community Development Corporation and the Milwaukee Community Land Trust have announced the completion of Milwaukee’s first North Side community land trust homes that will be sold to lower-income buyers.
Here’s where you can find free or discounted school supplies (and how you can help others)
The cost of school supplies can add up quickly. Here’s a list of places where you can get free or discounted supplies.
New leader of Bronzeville Center for the Arts plans to celebrate African American art, history and culture
Robert Parker has spent his career preserving African American history as well as developing public history institutions, most recently as the inaugural executive director at The Chickasaw Nation’s Chickasaw Inkana Foundation in Tupelo, Mississippi.
VIA launches effort to build affordable starter homes in Milwaukee
VIA Community Development Corporation plans to build 1,100 square-foot starter homes valued at about $110,000.
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