CirculateMKE’s mobile market, which creates space and opportunity for shoppers and entrepreneurs to experience the diverse cultures of Milwaukee, is back to in-person business.
The NNS coronavirus update: What Milwaukee residents need to know the week of Sept. 14
The pandemic is taking a toll on the mental health of residents and leading to a rise in suicide attempts, leaders say.
5 things to do and know this week in Milwaukee: Sept. 14 to Sept. 19
Take a self-guided bike tour in the Menomonee River Valley; view the work of artists in “Here to Stay: Braving Barriers Through Performance”; sign up for an expungement and pardon clinic; join Walnut Way’s “Real Men, Real Conversation” series; and check out a social justice rally.
‘I can show you better than I can tell you’: Meet the man behind ‘Milwaukee in Pain’
Milwaukee native Theo Rogers explores how COVID-19 is affecting the Black community in new documentary.
5 things to do and know the weekend of Sept. 11
The Minority Health Film Festival is taking place; residents can drop off old prescription drugs; Menomonee River Valley Week starts Saturday; Clarke Square is having a neighborhood cleanup; and North Side Rising is hosting a night out.
Health and safety intersect in ‘Complete Streets’ initiative
One of the goals of the “Complete Streets” program is to reduce health disparities by providing spaces where people in lower income neighborhoods can walk, bike and run safely.
OPINION: The neighborhood wins with an expansion of the Historic King Drive Business Improvement District
The work to ensure equity, access and opportunity continues, along with a supported vision to ensure the same investment and support visible in the south end of the King Drive business district is equally visible and felt on the north end.
Causey’s Career Corner: She lost her corporate job — and found happiness
Pamela McCreary had one month to find other work within her company or take a severance package. She decided to step out on faith and bet on herself.
How to make your voice heard during budget season
Milwaukee is setting its budget for the next year. Here are ways you can weigh in.
COVID-19 forced him to fight for his life. Now he’s fighting for others.
After testing positive for COVID-19, Greg Lewis almost lost his life. Now the pastor is engaged in a new battle: Organizing church leaders and their congregations beyond Election Day.