Access to affordable child care continues to be an obstacle for low-income families enrolled in the Wisconsin Shares child care subsidy program, a report by the Wisconsin Policy Forum reveals.
History in motion: Ailey II. 6 Milwaukee troupes. 1 big weekend of dance.
Nō Studios is hosting a dance fest featuring performances from the renowned Ailey II dance company based in New York City and six Milwaukee dance troupes.
5 things to do this weekend: July 19 to July 21
There’s a lot going on this weekend in Milwaukee. From sculpture tours to a book club for kids, there’s fun for everyone.
Get your picture taken Sunday, July 21 during ‘Music at Mitchell Park’
NNS will be hosting a free photo shoot from 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. during Music in Mitchell Park. Come meet us and get a professional photo taken as your reward. (Not that you need one.)
EXCLUSIVE: City orders South Side church to remove banner featuring accused child rapist
The city says the controversial banner violates signage restrictions and church officials say they have ordered a new and smaller sign that does not feature their leader.
NNS Summer Survival Guide: Ways to beat the extreme heat
Milwaukee is about to experience some of the hottest days yet this weekend. Here are some resources to help you beat the heat.
More security on buses? Here are some things you should know
The county is in the early stages of examining if the job of transit security could be passed from a private company to law enforcement. Cost, safety and necessity are at the forefront of the discussion, but change is not in the foreseeable future.
NNS Spotlight: Meet Milwaukee’s youngest champion for mental and behavioral health for kids
When Derell Sultan started having trouble at school, his mother looked for help and found it in her neighborhood at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Midtown Clinic. Both recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with congressional leaders.
These young people are changing the world, one story at a time
Today we celebrate the emerging high school journalists who recently graduated from Marquette University’s Urban Journalism Workshop.
NNS Summer Survival Guide: Here are some resources to help keep our kids safe and engaged
As our city grieves with the family of 3-year-old Brooklyn Harris, who died during a road rage incident Saturday, we wanted to offer resources that will help keep our youths safe and engaged this summer.
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