As the Social Development Commission continues to face challenges, various experts share thoughts about potential ways forward.
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Here’s where you can find free gun locks in Milwaukee
Gun locks help prevent theft, firearm injuries, and misuse. Here’s where you can get them for free in Milwaukee.
How the RNC security zone will impact services for residents
The security zone established for the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, which takes place July 15-18, has led several organizations to close their doors and shift services online or remote.
Milwaukee Rental Housing Resource Center still serving residents in need
The Milwaukee Rental Housing Resource Center is still offering tenants and landlords a host of services.
5 things to know and do the week of July 17
Attend a workshop about domestic violence and elder and child abuse; check out a discussion for the entire family on mental health and children; join a community conversation on living with disabilities; participate in America’s Black Holocaust Museum’s virtual book club; and listen to Music on the Beerline.
Here’s what you need to know now that 2 key emergency rental assistance programs in Milwaukee have paused accepting applications
Both the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County have paused accepting rental assistance applications.
Tuesday marks a key day for renters: What you need to know if you face eviction in Milwaukee
Milwaukee County will pause accepting rental assistance applications Tuesday to ensure it isn’t committing more funds than it has. “We want to make sure we aren’t expecting applications that we can’t pay,” said Connor Goggans, the lead community Intervention specialist with the Milwaukee County Housing Division. This leaves many people working in housing uncertain about […]
LGBTQ+ people who have been incarcerated face many hurdles. Meet the people helping them.
In Milwaukee, there is no formal reentry program or organization specific to LGBTQ+ people who have been incarcerated. But various individuals are doing what they can to fill this gap.
Here’s where struggling Milwaukee renters can get help
Renters, you don’t need to struggle alone. There are plenty of organizations in Milwaukee that are willing to help you navigate any challenge.
Here’s how to keep your power on as April 15 deadline nears
The annual winter moratorium that prevents utility providers from disconnecting residential services for nonpayment ends on April 15. Here’s how to keep your power on.
