Milwaukee police no longer use facial recognition technology, but cases involving past use remain in the criminal justice system.
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Entrepreneurs use city loan program to transform abandoned spaces
The City of Milwaukee’s Art and Resource Community Hub Loan Program helps turn abandoned houses into community spaces.
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‘We don’t have a choice but to be survivors’: What we learned from the intergenerational dialogues for women and girls about violence
The facilitated dialogues gave different generations the opportunity to share their lived experiences, perspectives and concerns in a safe space.
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Some states started Medicaid work requirements early. What can Wisconsin learn?
How the process is going for officials in Nebraska and Montana could provide key lessons for states facing a Jan. 1 deadline, including Wisconsin.
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Faces of a new school year: Milwaukee students share their hopes and goals
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Faces of a new school year: Milwaukee students share their hopes and goals
s Milwaukee families start the new school year, we ask students what they are looking forward to and what they hope to accomplish.
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5 things to know and do the week of Sept. 7
Learn how to cook kid-friendly meals; give your input on the city’s urban planning projects; shop a night market; and more.
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Back-to-school tips from Milwaukee teachers
Milwaukee students are finally back to school. Here are some important things teachers want parents to know.
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5 things to know and do the weekend of Sept. 4
Go on a bird walk; walk to raise awareness for sickle cell disease; join a live jazz jam; and more.
Posted inArts and Recreation, Health and Wellness
Walker Square Farmers Market amps up family-friendly activities
The market, which runs through Sept. 27, added new activities in the second year of its relaunch to engage a wider variety of residents.