Splash pads, senior centers and libraries are all places you can stay cool over the summer.
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The Democratic field for Wisconsin governor has been static for months. That could all change this week.
The same seven candidates who first debated in January will be on the Aug. 11 primary ballot so Democrats are looking to the state party convention in Madison for direction.
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Milwaukee experts share meal ideas and tips for families during summer break
Preparing quality and affordable meals for children during summer break can be tough. Community experts have provided families with tips and healthy recipes to make it easier in the kitchen.
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5 things to know and do the week of June 8
From a town hall meeting to understanding your rights as a renter, here’s what to know and do this week in Milwaukee.
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Innovative program helps Milwaukee students graduate high school with medical certification
Six high school students graduated recently from a K-12 Medical Assistant pathway program created through a partnership by MedCerts, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee and Froedtert Hospital.
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Child marriage with parental consent is still legal in Wisconsin. Republicans have blocked Democratic efforts to change that.
Nearly 300 16- and 17-year-olds were married in Wisconsin over the past decade.
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Event brings residents together to share their flood stories and help find solutions
Residents shared stories on how recent flooding impacted their homes and lives and participated in activities to map out solutions during the Milwaukee Justice Strategy Blitz.
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5 things to know and do the weekend of June 5
From celebrating a community center anniversary, joining a bike ride or honoring National Puerto Rican Day, here’s what to know and do this weekend in Milwaukee.
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Need help paying property taxes? Here’s where older Wisconsinites can find assistance
Rising property taxes can strain older adults living on fixed incomes. Here are statewide programs and local resources that may help older Wisconsinites reduce, defer or pay their property tax bills.
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Freed on bond, Sheboygan Falls woman returns to Milwaukee immigration office amid legal limbo
Elvira Benitez Suarez, released from ICE detention after an appeals court ruling opened the door to bond, checked in with immigration authorities Monday as her fight for legal residency continues.