Since testing positive for COVID-19, David Bowen and Rebecca Quesada have kept their focus on making a difference.
‘I don’t wear it for me, I wear it for you’: Why it’s important to mask up
It will soon be mandatory for Milwaukee residents to wear face masks in public places. Medical experts and community leaders discuss why we should care.
5 things to do and know this week in Milwaukee: July 13 to July 18
Milwaukee Public Schools opens enrollment. Learn about Groundwork Milwaukee at the Friends of Real Food meeting. The annual Walk for the Hungry goes virtual while The Peace Garden Project MKE is giving away free wellness kits at the Sherman Phoenix. Last, Milwaukee County’s Energy Assistance Program extends its hours.
The coronavirus is far from over: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of July 13
The Common Council is scheduled to vote Monday on a proposal to require residents to wear masks. Here’s what else you need to know about the coronavirus and Milwaukee’s response this week.
OPINION: Here’s why Milwaukee remains a racist city
Since the ’60s, Milwaukee has not tolerated overt racism, but systematic structural racism has prevailed. It is not only the city officials who perpetuate this racism, but it is all of us who consistently support and vote them into office.
Views from the frontlines: Three community photographers document protests in Milwaukee
This gallery features three photographers and images they chose to represent their experiences documenting marches and protests in Milwaukee.
5 things to do and know the weekend of July 10
Beat the heat at the cooling center at North Division High School. Check out The Underground Makers Market and the annual rummage sale on West Vliet Street. Plus, Radio Milwaukee is giving away free yard signs, and Alice’s Garden is hosting a Safe Space Sunday.
LGBTQ+ voices from within the Black Lives Matter movement
Through marches, murals and speeches, LGBTQ+ members of the Black Lives Matter movement are leading crucial conversations in the community.
As coronavirus cases rise in Latinx community, health care providers confront language barrier
Spanish-speaking health care providers are working to stop the spread of COVID-19 in the Latinx community, which has faced the brunt of cases.
The heat is on: How the coronavirus will make it harder for vulnerable residents to keep cool this summer
As temperatures are expected to soar into the 90s this week, Milwaukee residents face two intersecting challenges: how to stay cool during a pandemic that has closed most in-person respites from the heat.
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