Johnna Taylor is organizing deliveries of hundreds of meals to Milwaukee’s 53206 ZIP code and beyond on Christmas Day to support mothers and families in need.
A new name but same mission for Washington Park social service agency
United Methodist Children’s Services of Wisconsin has announced its new name, Rooted & Rising – Washington Park
How Djdade Denson is building community and changing lives in Milwaukee
Whether he’s on a construction site, working at his North Side restaurant, Coffee Makes You Black, or camping on the Mississippi River, Djdade Denson sees his purpose as serving the community.
Milwaukee is relaunching an initiative that brings neighbors together to address safety issues. Here’s what you need to know.
The City of Milwaukee is relaunching its Alert Neighbor Program, an initiative that brings neighbors together to address safety issues.
NNS Spotlight: How Mitchell Street Arts plans to revive arts and culture on Milwaukee’s South Side
Mitchell Street Arts is bringing new energy to the arts and culture scene on Milwaukee’s South Side, serving as a hub where artists and residents can collaborate.
Milwaukee teens give South Side community garden a new life
Milwaukee teens nurtured a community garden at 5th and Becher streets this summer as part of Growing Connections program.
Here’s how the West Roosevelt Sewer Project will affect residents
Here’s what you need to know as the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District finalizes plans for the West Roosevelt Sewer Improvement Project.
What you need to know about the West Roosevelt Sewer Improvement Project
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District will be building sanitary sewers under West Roosevelt Drive starting in early 2024.
Finding transportation can be hard if you’ve been incarcerated. How one North Side church is working to fix that.
Invisible Reality Ministries is a church with a dedicated prison ministry and seeks to centralize services for those who have been incarcerated.
What you need to know about the North Sherman Boulevard Project
Traveling down North Sherman Boulevard will become a different experience in a few years, and your input can help shape its future.