A federal judge last week rejected a controversial rule that would have required states to check the immigration status of anyone seeking to use federally funded adult education, Head Start, community health clinics and more.
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Posted inHealth and Wellness
Bread of Healing Clinic prepares for more uninsured Milwaukeeans after Medicaid changes
The clinic provides free and low-cost healthcare to Milwaukee residents. Now, with changes to Medicaid, it’s preparing for an influx of patients and asking the community for help.
Posted inArts and Recreation
5 things to know and do the week of Sept. 28
Walk and tour the National Avenue street project; watch student presentations at Escuela Verde; join the Harambee Neighborhood Improvement District’s monthly meeting; and more.
Posted inPublic Safety & Criminal Justice
Deadline approaching to file for a pardon from Gov. Evers
As Gov. Tony Evers prepares to leave office in January, the pardon process he reestablished may end as well. Here’s what we know and some tips on how to apply before the deadline on Oct. 5.
Posted inCommunity
NNS Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 38
NNS Weekly Wrap-Up Support journalism that matters Our work is essential to a better-informed community and a healthy democracy. But as a non-profit newsroom, it would not be possible without the support of readers like you. Follow us
Posted inArts and Recreation
Grab $9.99 carne a la huaraches and more at Southside Dining Week
From Sunday, Sept. 27 to Saturday, Oct. 3, restaurants across Milwaukee’s South Side are offering deals on their signature dishes.
Posted inEconomic Development, Social Development Commission
Social Development Commission votes on board officers, reelects Franco in chaotic meeting
The SDC board reelected Jorge Franco as board chair and selected a vice chair, secretary and treasurer during a heated meeting Wednesday.
Posted inArts and Recreation, Education
Kids, teens and parents can find their voices through literacy at this free family-friendly event on Saturday
Together We Create 4 Kids is teaming up with Raising our Village and other organizations for a literacy empowerment event at North Division High School this weekend that includes workshops for all ages and an opportunity to receive a free laptop.
Posted inArts and Recreation
5 things to know and do the weekend of Sept. 25
Shop a pay-what-you-can produce market; explore the history of the Hills Building; share your thoughts on food and healthcare access in Milwaukee County; and more.
Posted inHealth and Wellness, Opinion: Community Voices
Opinion: Why we chose farming, and why we’re inviting Milwaukee to grow with us
Efueko and Marcus Landry are working to teach the benefits of regenerative farming and increase the number of Black farmers. They’re hosting Beulah Fest this Saturday.