Kids can celebrate Easter with egg-hunts, take photos with the Easter bunny, and join other fun activities happening across the city.
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Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
City on a Hill closure spurs call for collective action
The sudden closure of City on a Hill prompted leaders, providers and advocates to come together to discuss what went wrong and how to stop it from happening again.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the weekend of April 3
Celebrate Easter; swap plus-sized clothing; explore a makers market in Walkers Point; and more.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
What to know about hospice and palliative care in Wisconsin
Families should ask detailed questions about coverage, staffing and provider relationships when navigating end-of-life care options, experts say.
Posted inbasic needs, Community, Health and Wellness
Community reflects on latest loss of support for residents after news that City on a Hill is closing
The closure of City on a Hill is the latest blow to North and West Side residents already impacted by the loss of social services, grocery stores and other resources.
Posted inCommunity, Housing, Resources
Utility disconnections resume April 15. Here’s what you need to know if you are behind on payments
Residents who are behind on their bill could be at risk of disconnection. Here are some ways you can help prevent that from happening.
Posted inCommunity
Wisconsin court dismisses Democrats’ attempt to redraw congressional map
The lawsuit argued that the current map unfairly favors Republicans, though it was unlikely to result in new districts before the midterm elections.
Posted inCommunity, Public Safety
‘What exists is not always what young people want’: Milwaukee leaders react to ‘teen takeovers’ at Bayshore Mall and Moody Park
Community leaders in Milwaukee are raising concerns about violence involving teens and calling for solutions.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
‘They abandoned us and left us to dry’: Residents struggle with closure of McGovern Park Senior Center
As the McGovern Park Senior Center remains closed, some residents who frequented it are left with uncertainty and feeling isolated.
Posted inCommunity, Economic Development
Big raise on its way for permanently and totally disabled workers as Tony Evers signs worker’s comp bill
More than 300 permanently and totally disabled recipients haven’t received a raise in their worker’s comp benefits since 2016.