The Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee hosted its Amazing Faiths Dinner Dialogue where people share their faith over a meal.
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Posted inCommunity
Wisconsin Supreme Court rejects 2020 election investigator’s attempt to get voting eligibility records
In a 5-2 decision, the court affirmed that state law exempts Notices of Voting Eligibility from public records disclosure.
Posted inEconomic Development, Housing
Update: Computing facility pulled from Midtown Center development proposal
The developer of the former Walmart at 5825 W. Hope Ave. in Midtown Center plans to pull the plug on a computational research facility in the site’s redevelopment proposal, according to a statement from Ald. Mark Chambers Jr.
Posted inHealth and Wellness
Majority of Milwaukee suicides involve firearms. Here’s how to get help
Here’s what to know about free or low-cost mental health services in Milwaukee County.
Posted inCommunity
Milwaukee County Office of Equity announces a new award for teens
The Milwaukee County Office of Equity and Milwaukee Youth Commission are introducing a new award category for teens who are improving their neighborhoods.
Posted inHealth and Wellness
African American Roundtable wants to create a sustainable and localized food system through new campaign
Launched earlier this summer, the Feed the Change MKE campaign is rooted in the priorities of residents on Milwaukee’s far Northwest Side but designed as a citywide effort that invites participation from residents and organizations.
Posted inHealth and Wellness
211 data highlights Milwaukee’s growing strain
Over 300,000 people reached out to Impact 211 in 2025.
Posted inEducation
Federal financial aid for career training is here. When will Wisconsinites benefit?
State officials say it could take years for students to access Workforce Pell grants, with aid initially available only to students in a handful of carefully scrutinized programs.
Posted ingun violence, Public Safety
Researchers find link between vehicle crashes and firearm injuries. Can this information be used to help prevent Milwaukee gun violence?
Researchers say emergency department visits after vehicle crashes could help identify young people at risk of future firearm injury and connect them with support before violence occurs.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the week of July 6
Join a walking book club at Havenwoods; learn how to be a young boss; get your rights as a renter; and more.