Milwaukee Public Schools needs to cut $3.5 million in transportation costs to align with the budget. Here’s what it’s considering and how you can have a say in it.
Revive Church, 2327 N. 52nd St., is hosting an evening of spoken word, community and food on Friday, July 24 at 7 p.m. Featured artists include Daniel D’Aych Harris and Ajamou Butler. Vendors will be ...
To fill openings for nurses, surgical techs and more, UW Health pays staff to train for new careers, on the clock. It wants to show others how it’s done.
"Riverwest neighbors transform forgotten neighborhood green space into a native pollinator gathering point honoring the founder of Milwaukee's park system." ...
Officials warn scammers are using fake worker’s comp hearings to trick injured workers, most of them Spanish-speaking, into paying bogus fees.
Residents in need of support can now apply for FEMA individual assistance in person at a Disaster Recovery Center, or for low-interest loans at a Business Recovery Center.
Nickolas X. Doherty contends that mass surveillance technology used by Milwaukee police and other law enforcement entities is dangerous to the community.
The tech giant is suing the Wisconsin Public Service Commission over credit requirements for a proposed data center campus in We Energies territory.
After years of planning, Milwaukee County Supervisors will weigh in on the scope of a critical courthouse project and financing options during July committee meetings.
People who’ve applied for public housing must log into HACM’s Rent Café applicant portal to update their contact information and confirm they want to stay on the wait list.
The organization is Wisconsin’s first accredited medically tailored meal provider, preparing and delivering meals designed for people living with chronic health conditions.
Check out these free concert series happening in Milwaukee neighborhoods: ...
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