Amid a pandemic and a rapidly digitizing world, SHARP Literacy has found a way to transition from its roots while remaining true to its mission.
Milwaukee mom writes children’s book to lift up the voice of her autistic daughter
Frustrated with people not understanding her daughter’s autism, Amelia Peace decided to write a book.
5 things to do and know the weekend of March 5
Learn the history of Black Milwaukee’s blue collar middle class; view the new gallery exhibit at Arts @ Large; check out the Melanin & Headwraps pop-up; attend First Stage’s Make Believe ball; and learn about the MCTS’ redesign.
He’s a pastor, community leader, educator, lawyer, dad and husband: The many lives of Walter Lanier
You may know him just as a pastor. Or as an educator. Possibly as a lawyer. But Walter Lanier is more than you think.
New mental health clinic opens on National Avenue
Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers is teaming with the Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division to bring behavioral health services to the South Side.
Clearing the air: Answering commonly asked questions about the coronavirus vaccine
We talked to some of Milwaukee’s health care experts to see what questions they receive about the vaccine, how they clear up misconceptions and where to go for reliable information.
Milwaukee, Milwaukee County to receive over $28 million to provide emergency rental assistance
Through new federal funding, eligible tenants can receive up to 15 months of rent assistance.
To Texas, with love: How Milwaukee stepped in for a state that was down and out
After a winter storm in Texas knocked out electricity and left people without food or water, groups and individuals across Milwaukee sprang into action.
Read the winning entries from the inaugural Rosa Parks Tribute Scholarship essay contest
The Milwaukee County Transit System sponsored the first-ever Rosa Parks Tribute Scholarship essay contest, asking high school students to respond to the Parks quote, “Each person must live their life as a model for others.’’ We’ve collected the three winning essays by MPS high school seniors.
The NNS coronavirus update for week of March 1: New groups eligible for vaccine; hours change at American Family Field; third vaccine approved in US
New groups become eligible for vaccinations and federal officials approve a third vaccine for those 18 and older. Here’s what you need to know this week.
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