The Hunger Task Force will open a new Southside Community Resource Center in March, just a short walk west from its current location on Historic Mitchell Street.
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Here’s how you can weigh in on proposed MCTS bus route changes
MCTS is planning to change some of its routes and is looking for community input.
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As temperatures drop, here’s where you can stay warm this winter
Warming centers are open now through March. 31.
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The Housing Authority is making headlines again. Here’s what you need to know
From changes in leadership to a plethora of concerns raised by residents, challenges continue to plague the Housing Authority. Here’s what you need to know.
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Inside the NNS Newsroom: PrincessSafiya Byers wins coveted national journalism award
Reporter PrincessSafiya Byers has won the Gerald Loeb Award for her collaboration with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on landlord-tenant coverage.
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Here are resources to help you keep the holiday season affordable
Organizations across Milwaukee are hosting dinners, toy drives, giveaways and clothing drives for you to have a joyous holiday.
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Milwaukeeans rally to raise money to save youth shelter on the brink of closing
After Walker’s Point Youth & Family Center lost crucial federal funding, the community rallied to ensure the center’s doors remained open.
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UPDATE: Utility bills are going up. Here’s where to find help.
Wisconsin residents will see their utility bills rise again starting in January.
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Section 8 discrimination: Still a major barrier to affordable housing
Despite city and federal laws prohibiting discrimination against voucher holders, advocates at the Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council say landlords still find ways to deny housing to those relying on assistance.
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Free driver’s ed is available. Here’s how it works.
Applications for free driver’s education classes are now open, The funds will send approximately 11,500 low-income high school students per year to driver’s education classes in Wisconsin.