A neighborhood group opposes plan to expand the Historic King Drive business district, fearing gentrification, rising taxes and displacement of residents. City leaders say the plan will help residents and businesses.
The NNS coronavirus update: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of Sept. 21
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.”
Utility cutoffs put on hold until Nov. 1
Residents won’t have to worry about utility disconnections until April thanks to a decision Thursday by the Public Service Commission.
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.
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