Brenda Brown, a loan officer with more than 20 years of experience, sat down with us to answer questions about credit.
Resources
Here is where you can find free Easter meals in Milwaukee
Food network partners across Milwaukee are hosting free Easter meals for those in need.
Utility disconnections resume April 15. Here’s what you need to know if you are behind on payments
If you or anyone you know has an outstanding utility bill, it’s time to make payment arrangements or apply for financial assistance.
Proposed federal budget cuts threaten the future of food aid. What does this mean for Milwaukee?
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food benefits to low-income families, stands to lose billions of dollars if a federal budget proposal in the U.S. House of Representatives is adopted.
COA ends contracts with MKE REC, leaving some after-school and summer programs in limbo
COA Youth and Family Centers has ended a 30-year partnership with Milwaukee Recreation that provided after-school programs, summer programming, access to overnight camps and family events through Community Learning Centers.
Free ways to stay active in the winter
Over half of Americans report lower levels of physical activity during the winter. Here are some free resources in Milwaukee that you can use to stay active.
Here’s what’s happening at the Milwaukee Rental Housing Resource Center
The Rental Housing Resource Center serves as Milwaukee’s one-stop shop for rental housing needs.
Evictions are still high in Milwaukee. Here’s what you need to know
You may not see it in the headlines, but evictions are still rampant in Milwaukee.
Here are places families can go to improve their reading skills
We’ve compiled a list of where both students and parents can go to improve their reading skills.
Here are some resources to cut your energy bill
Green Homeowners United is pushing a program that will help eligible homeowners and renters cut costs.

