After working 16 years in Milwaukee parishes, the Rev. Timothy Kitzke has seen the effects of gun violence on central city neighborhoods and believes a nonpartisan solution is the only answer.
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NNS on Lake Effect: Sex Offender Residency Restrictions in Milwaukee
NNS reporter Jabril Faraj goes on air with Lake Effect to talk about a new law, passed in 2014, to restrict where former sex offenders can live. The law is creating a homeless population of recently released offenders who are harder to track and have nowhere to go.
On the Block: Street dreams
Sylvester Rucker is concerned about the condition of the streets in his neighborhood.
Journey House hosts annual Winter Wonderland celebration
Nearly 700 children attended the Winter Wonderland celebration last weekend at Journey House.
Refugees welcomed at annual International Learning Center holiday party
Refugees from Burma, Somalia and other countries celebrated the holiday season at the International Learning Center, a program of Neighborhood House.
On the Block: Friends for life
David Cisney talks about keeping in touch with the friends he’s made on his many journeys.
On the Block: Hoping for a normal life
Randall Yocum, 21, said he sometimes panhandles in front of the Pick ‘n Save in Clarke Square, but despite his struggles, he still hopes for a car, a job and other things many people have.
500 Black Tuxedos hit streets of Milwaukee
Hundreds of young men and mentors donned tuxedos on Saturday for a full day of activities including food, speakers and entertainment.
On the Block: School integration
Jonathan Groves, who dropped out near the end of 10th grade, talks about his experience at Bay View High School.
On the Block: Tough love
Kevin Carlton, 49, talks about his relationship with his stepfather.
