A new, expanded program is benefiting the second class of barista trainees at the Arts @ Large Walker’s Point café.
Bus route 61 changed to meet worker needs, but faces long-term uncertainty
The county recently adapted new bus routing and scheduling after a Costco opened in Menomonee Falls, but the needs of some workers on the early shift remain unmet and the long-term future of the route is uncertain.
Special Report: Sixteenth Street Health Centers tackles hazards of lead paint in South Side homes
With no city subsidies available for lead abatement on the South Side, Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers points residents to other options to keep children safe from lead poisoning.
Popular South Side supermarket to open new store in Bronzeville
A full-service supermarket, known for serving a diverse customer base, has announced plans to open second store on Milwaukee’s near North Side.
Job fair connects central city residents with career opportunities
More than 1,000 people attended an employment event focused on the transportation industry that connected unemployed and underemployed city residents with companies offering living-wage jobs and advancement opportunities.
New statue furthers goal of creating Latino cultural hub on Chavez Drive
Hundreds gathered recently to celebrate the unveiling of a life-sized statue of Cesar E. Chavez, the second major initiative of the Farm project.
Planning begins on new bus service
County officials have begun planning for a new bus rapid transit line to connect central city neighborhoods with growing suburban job centers west of Milwaukee. They have hired a consultant to develop a grant application for federal funding that will be submitted later this year.
United Way grant enables SDC to restore free tax assistance program
A last-minute grant from the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha will help prevent cuts to Social Development Commission’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.
UWM researcher says CEO pay is ‘motoring inequality’ in Milwaukee
A panel of city and state leaders discussed possible solutions to the problem of inequality at a summit organized by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Urban Studies Program.
Black leaders point to racism as root cause for joblessness among black men
A summit focused on addressing the issue of black male unemployment in Milwaukee drew criticism from some attendees for not including the individuals being discussed. Black speakers said discrimination and exclusion are at the root of the problem.
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