By Dylan Deprey There are over 900 Dr. Martin Luther King Drives across the country, and since 1992, Milwaukee has worked to transform the two-mile stretch that bridges downtown and the … [Read more...]
Larry Bull’s Debut Album, “Levels,” is a Timestamp on His Life
By Dylan Deprey Before Larry Bull was the outspoken and energetic Milwaukee based Hip-Hop artist blessing the stage he was today, he went by another name. On his first mixtape, he was Bull JR. Even … [Read more...]
Riverwest Hosts Solidarity Vigil for Charlottesville Victims
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Riverwest community members held a vigil last weekend to remember and honor the victims who were injured during the white nationalist protests in Charlottesville, VA. The … [Read more...]
Donald “Don” Sykes Leaves a Lasting Legacy as Community Leader and Mentor
By Dylan Deprey Donald “Don” Sykes was a community leader, an anti-poverty trailblazer and a mentor to many public servants fighting the same fight he had for decades. Sykes’ legacy as a … [Read more...]
New MPS Black & Latino Male Achievement Department to Bridge Achievement Gaps
By Dylan Deprey As MPS students head back to class a little earlier this year, so does the newly appointed staff for the recently created Black & Latino Male Achievement Department. The … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Press Club Opens Conversation a Year after Sherman Park Unrest
By Dylan Deprey News is all about the facts: the who, what, when, where and why. But, when the where overshadows what actually happened, who is left to pick up the pieces? After the news … [Read more...]
Boys & Girls Club Teen Center Revamp Offers Open Space for Sherman Park Youth
By Dylan Deprey The excitement and energy bustling in the basement of the Mary Ryan Boys and Girls Club was infectious. Teens were grouped into teams and asked to create an online meme or gif … [Read more...]
A Cry for Help Means Business in the Fight Against Human Sex Trafficking
By Dylan Deprey On the corner of 30th and Lisbon Ave., sits an abandoned restaurant in a normal north side neighborhood. Day and night, young women addicted to heroin use the alley behind the … [Read more...]
Yearly Physicals Can Save Lives
By Dylan Deprey As adults grow out of their teenage years, the yearly doctor visit for a physical can be something they also grow out of as responsibilities like work and family replace school and … [Read more...]
Alderman Zielinski asks Mayor Barrett for More Transparency
By Dylan Deprey While students prepare for the upcoming school year, so are local elected officials as they work to ensure students get the best education they can. But, in the fight for … [Read more...]
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