Though the proposed $60 vehicle registration fee in the 2017 Milwaukee County budget appears to be unpopular among residents, some experts say it is vital for maintaining the transportation infrastructure for low-income bus riders.
More than 100 volunteers participate in cleanup, resource fair in Sherman Park
During Make A Difference Day approximately 100 people representing 12 churches and other organizations partnered to clean the streets and alleys for winter, focusing on the “Tri-Block” area from 51st to 60st streets.
Journey House opens second property to house youth aging out of foster care
A new group home for young people aging out of foster care, built with the help of Journey House, the city, county and other partners, was once a target for razing.
Special Report: Residents Preference Program a promise unfulfilled
An ordinance meant to provide opportunity for minorities in the construction industry can help address unemployment and crime, but it must be better monitored, funded and enforced.
City outlaws panhandling on medians and ramps
Panhandling on street medians and highway ramps will be illegal beginning Oct. 28. A new city ordinance calls for violators to be fined or imprisoned.
City, residents group at odds over handling of lead water service lines
The city has taken several steps to address the issue of lead water service lines, but the Freshwater for Life Action Coalition, a group of concerned residents, says it’s not enough.
Co-founders of Black Lives Matter movement urge students to ‘get engaged’
The visit of social justice leaders Alicia Garza and Patrisse Cullors to UW-Milwaukee demonstrated the shift of Black Lives Matter from an Internet hashtag to an in-person call to action.
After OSPP victory, MTEA sets sights on increased funding
The Milwaukee Teachers’ Education Association and others are calling on state legislators to fully fund public education and reduce disparities between poorer and wealthier districts.
From Milwaukee to Kabul: Motley litigates on six continents
North Side native Kimberley Motley runs a private legal practice in Afghanistan where she spends part of her time working without pay, representing victims of human rights violations there and around the world.
Summit for local fathers focuses on access to employment
Responding to the dire need for employment opportunities for Milwaukee’s central city residents, the 11th Fatherhood Summit featured a record number of employment resources.
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