Four Messmer grads (and best friends) have formed their own business to serve their community.
Don’t throw your money away: Where you can go for free tax assistance, resources
Here’s where you can find help this tax season. Don’t throw your money away by paying unnecessary fees.
EXCLUSIVE: Drug overdose deaths in 2019 set record for Milwaukee County
Data from the Milwaukee County medical examiner’s office shows 404 drug overdose deaths in 2019. The grim tally is sure to go up, as 17 more probable overdose cases are pending further toxicology reports.
5 things to know this week in Milwaukee: Feb. 10 to Feb. 15
Our picks: The official launch party for MKE Black app, MPS community conversations, a panel discussion on black love, a Valentine’s Day dinner and dance and the annual Daddy Daughter Dance.
5 things to do this weekend: Feb. 7 to Feb. 9
Our picks: LIT is hosting Black Stories Matter, a line dancing extravaganza, a health and wellness fair, check out Black Women Behind the Lens and a fundraiser for Afrikan women’s wellness.
BREAKING: Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission to discuss whether to authorize independent investigation into MPD regarding Haywood Sr. video leak, interview.
The Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission will meet Thursday to discuss a resolution to authorize an independent investigation into the Milwaukee Police Department after the leak of a video that shows prominent Milwaukee developer Kalan Haywood Sr. being questioned by officers.
NNS Spotlight: ‘I chose bad first’: How one Milwaukee man learned from a mistake and turned his life around
Elijah Tucker-Carter made a mistake six years ago. But he didn’t let it defeat him or deter his ambitions.
OPINION: ‘And still my heart is broken’: How a Milwaukee civil rights bus tour made black history come alive for me
Sarah Noble, a lifelong justice advocate, reflects on the lessons of a bus tour she organized tracing Milwaukee’s civil rights history in parallel with her personal story.
New app aims to showcase Milwaukee’s black entrepreneurs and creatives
MKE Black is an organization and smartphone app created by two born-and-raised Milwaukeeans who want to drive shoppers to support black-owned businesses, community groups, events and art.
Don’t get left off the floor: Daddy Daughter Dance takes place Feb. 15
The 17th annual Daddy Daughter Dance is taking place Saturday, Feb. 15 at North Division High School, and organizers say slots are filling up quickly.