A new site aimed at informing Milwaukeeans on coronavirus testing has launched, as the state breaks records for single-day cases.
5 things to do and know this week in Milwaukee: Sept. 21 to Sept. 26
Donate to the diaper and menstrual hygiene drive; register to vote; walk with Milwaukee Recreation; listen to the voices of Black women during the Minority Health Film Festival; and attend the virtual town hall on the “State of Black Milwaukee.”
5 things to do and know the weekend of Sept. 18
Register to vote; listen to a roundtable discussion on Alzheimer’s; clean up Washington Park; support local vendors at a makers market; and join a Milwaukee NAACP Youth Council rally.
Ascension St. Joseph Hospital opens emergency department for pregnant women
A new emergency unit has opened at Ascension St. Joseph to help women experiencing difficulties with their pregnancy.
NNS Spotlight: New group works to give North Side residents a seat at the table
North Side Rising fights for environmental and economic equity for North Side residents.
‘This pandemic is still out here’: How families can prepare for fall and winter
As COVID-19 continues, community leaders advise residents on how they can prepare their households and families for the fall and winter.
We ask parents and educators how to make the best out of a challenging school year
We talk to parents and educators about how to make a challenging school year better. Here’s what they said.
‘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.
The NNS coronavirus update: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of Sept. 14
The pandemic is taking a toll on the mental health of residents and leading to a rise in suicide attempts, leaders say.
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