Joshua Liston-Zawadi is using his experiences to help other dads navigate the birthing process.
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Future of the Office of Community Wellness and Safety in jeopardy amid funding uncertainties
The Office of Community Wellness and Safety faces uncertainty in the next few years, with federal funds disappearing and the city facing its own budget challenges.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
Respiratory viruses are on the rise. Here’s what you need to know.
Levels of respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19, influenza and RSV are on the rise. Here’s what you can do to keep yourself and those around you healthy.
Posted inCommunity
New Concept Self Development Center, a fixture in Milwaukee’s central city, prepares to close its doors
After nearly five decades serving residents of Milwaukee’s central city, New Concept Self Development Center is closing Dec. 31.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
Monthly FoodShare payments to be cut substantially starting in March
FoodShare members will receive at least $95 less in monthly payments than they have since spring 2020.
Posted inCommunity, Health and Wellness
Monkeypox testing and vaccination efforts ramp up in Milwaukee
An effort is underway to increase monkeypox vaccinations, particularly for men who have sex with men in Milwaukee.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the weekend of June 24
Check out Latino Arts’ new exhibition; visit Maranta Plant Shop’s weekly flea market; brunch with creatives of color; attend Homer Blow’s birthday party for kids; and discuss the future of the Lincoln Creek Greenway.
Posted in"How To" articles, Carousel, Home, Housing, Neighborhoods, News
A federal judge strikes down the eviction moratorium. What does that mean for Milwaukee?
A federal judge on Wednesday tossed out the federal eviction moratorium, making it easier for landlords to kick out tenants behind in rent. Here are some things you should know.
Posted inCarousel, Home, Neighborhoods, News
Struggling residents get help with overdue utility bills through state program
Struggling residents caught a break this week after the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program distributed over $21 million to consumer-owned utility companies to help clear overdue utility bills.
Posted inCarousel, Health and Wellness, Home, Neighborhoods, News
The NNS coronavirus update for week of Feb. 22: UK variant reported in Milwaukee; new vaccine registry on the way; new ways to get health insurance
A case of the contagious UK variant was identified in Milwaukee; the state plans to open a new COVID vaccine registry; and you can enroll in Obamacare until May 15.