Black residents, who make up the largest minority group in Milwaukee County, are committing suicide at a higher rate this year than in any other time during the past 10 years, according to data from the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Confused about health insurance? For Open Enrollment Period, you need someone like Quentella Perry in your life
Licensed health insurance navigators like Quentella Perry are ready to help people find the insurance plan that best meets their needs.
New clinics provide urgent dental services to bridge gaps for underserved residents in Milwaukee
Two new urgent care dental clinics have been strategically located to expand services for vulnerable North Side and South Side residents.
Local grow-your-own movement blossoms in America’s Dairyland
Programs that provide locally grown, healthy foods are making them more affordable to people who are food insecure in Wisconsin.
The baby formula shortage is easing. Here’s what Wisconsin parents and caregivers should know.
Answers to questions about baby formula access, particularly for those enrolled in Wisconsin’s Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program.
U.S. extends pandemic public health emergency. Here’s what that means to you.
Throughout the pandemic, BadgerCare Plus and Wisconsin Medicaid members have not had to update information that may change their benefit levels. Once the federal public health emergency ends, this is expected to change.
How you can help shape Milwaukee’s next five-year health plan
Residents now have two more opportunities (on Thursday and Nov. 1) to give their input and help determine the final content of the Milwaukee Health Department’s comprehensive health plan for the city.
How a new North Side sports complex seeks to be a game changer in the community – and beyond
The Opportunity Center, which will be built on a 22-acre site at 4206 N. Green Bay Ave., is one of few sports complexes in the nation to provide universal access.
Monkeypox testing and vaccination efforts ramp up in Milwaukee
An effort is underway to increase monkeypox vaccinations, particularly for men who have sex with men in Milwaukee.
Mobile markets bring fresh food to Wisconsin customers
Retrofitted semi-trailers carrying produce, dairy and meat bring needed fresh food to underserved areas — but the economics are daunting.
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