Compete against your neighbors during game night; attend a free food distribution for seniors; receive free health care services at mobile clinic; engage in science experiments; and shop at a vendor market at the Sherman Phoenix Marketplace.
Here’s what you need to know to vote in the primary election on Feb. 20
Milwaukee’s primary election is on Feb. 20. Here’s what you need to know about how to vote and who’s running.
NNS Spotlight: How Wraparound Milwaukee lifts at-risk youths and their families with mental health support
Wraparound Milwaukee works under the Milwaukee County Department of Health and Human Services and serves as a special care system designed for children with significant emotional, behavioral and mental health needs, along with their families.
How does a pardon work in Wisconsin? Here are 3 tips to help you apply for one
Doyle Sprewer hosts monthly sessions to explain the application process for a pardon. He shares some key pieces of advice for those interested in applying.
5 things to know and do the week of Feb. 12
Attend a pre-Mardi Gras pop-up; work on art projects at the Milwaukee LGBT Community Center; learn to break dance; enjoy a community meal for Valentine’s Day; and bring your child to a free open gym basketball session.
Here’s where you can celebrate Black History Month in Milwaukee
There are many ways to celebrate Black History Month in your neighborhood-and beyond.
5 things to know and do the weekend of Feb. 9
Take a free class to celebrate sobriety; sign up for free diapers; honor Black LGBTQ+ seniors during a potluck; attend a chili cook-off; and take a hike through Havenwoods State Forest Park.
District 7 Common Council candidates discuss economic issues during forum
Common Council candidates for District 7 discussed strategies to address homeownership, out-of-town property owners and licensing businesses during a community forum.
Families cheer the return of in-person visits at Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center
After roughly a decade, in-person visitations have resumed at the Milwaukee County Community Reintegration Center.
Students who get free or reduced lunch may be able to take driver’s ed classes at no cost starting in July
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is expected to roll out a free program that will fund driver’s education for students in need.
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