Reinforcements have arrived for folks who are fighting reckless driving in Grasslyn Manor on Milwaukee’s North Side. Milwaukee police are beefing up patrols at the neighborhood’s most dangerous intersection as part of a new campaign to get drivers to slow down and play it safe.
OPINION: It’s hard to stand united when what it means to be an American continues to divide us
What is the impact of language hostile to immigrant communities? Several leaders from the local Sikh community reflect on recent statements from the president, an unspeakable tragedy in their community and an upcoming play that explores these dynamics.
NNS video: Like father, like son: Service is a family affair for trail-blazing duo
Dad’s one of Milwaukee’s top developers. The son is the youngest legislator in Wisconsin history. Both share a desire to make the city a better place. They’re definitely a family to watch. (And you can read about them, too.)
OPINION: ‘You are still a slave’: How ‘reforms’ expand our racially unjust ‘criminal justice’ system
The criminalization of Black people remains remarkably resilient. Understanding the historical roots of today’s realities are essential if we are to forge worthwhile reforms.
Fire safety 101: The habits and resources you need to survive
Firefighter Carlos Velazquez-Sanchez gives some advice for avoiding house fires and what to do if there is one.
UPDATE: Residents push Ascension St. Joseph to sign legally binding agreement not to cut services
The St. Joseph Accountability Coalition is asking Ascension St. Joseph hospital to sign a legally binding agreement not to cut surgical and in-patient services at the North Side facility.
From the editor: How to get your news published by the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
At the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, we take the “service” part of our name seriously. Here is a “How To” on the best ways to get your news on our site and on our social media channels.
5 things to know this week in Milwaukee: July 29 to Aug. 3
From an immigration rally to a mobile legal clinic, there is much to do this week. Check out what’s happening in your neighborhoods.
Meet NNS Editor Ron Smith on Tuesday
Come meet NNS editor Ron Smith during a “happy hour” hosted by the Nonprofit Academy of Wisconsin from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 at Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co., 224 W. Bruce St.
Cloud of uncertainty hangs over Griselda Aldrete’s nomination to lead Fire and Police Commission
Although endorsed by the mayor, council members remain undecided over whether Griselda Aldrete should lead the Fire and Police Commission.
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