By Evan Casey A new report from the Urban Manufacturing Alliance was presented to Milwaukee manufacturers and entrepreneurs Monday night. The report, titled State of Urban Manufacturing: … [Read more...]
Community Brainstorming Creates Conversation for Proposed Policing
By Dylan Deprey What began as the usual back-and-forth question portion of the monthly Community Brainstorming at the St. Matthew’s C.M.E. Church basement, ended in silence as a quiet voice … [Read more...]
Bucks Guard Matthew Dellavedova and Wife Aim to Help Youth in Community with Next Generation Vision Care Event
By Danielle Miller Last week Milwaukee Bucks Guard Matthew Dellavedova helped the youth undergo vision exams with Our Next Generation, and now he’ll be back to help them pick out frames for … [Read more...]
The Farm Bill That Severely Impacts Urban Communities
Legislatively Speaking By Senator, Lena C. Taylor Washington Republicans H.R. 2 Makes Access to Food Even Worse Food should not be a bargaining chip, a carrot that we dangle to rev up our … [Read more...]
Wisconsin Career Expo has Tons of Job Openings
By Nyesha Stone Milwaukee is booming…at least it’s starting to. The music scene is better than ever, we have a new Buck’s arena, and we have jobs waiting to be filled. With the city on the … [Read more...]
Wells Fargo Commits to $60 Billion in Lending for Black Homebuyers
The Black Press Is a Trusted Vehicle for News in the Black Community, Wells Fargo Says By Stacy M. Brown (The Washington Informer/NNPA Member) Wells Fargo’s $60 billion pledge to African … [Read more...]
Marquette University Launches Investigation into a Racist Snapchat
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, a racially charged image circulated around Marquette University’s campus. The picture was a screenshot of a Snapchat photo that featured four males, two … [Read more...]
UWM Program Trains Paramedics as Community Health Partners
By Laura L. Otto Kendria Donaldson thought the career she wanted was traditional nursing. Then, when her boyfriend’s brother joined the Milwaukee Fire Department, she considered a different … [Read more...]
Industrial Hemp
Legislatively Speaking By Senator, Lena C. Taylor A Rural and Urban Crop Last fall, Governor Walker signed SB 119 into law after it passed unanimously in the assembly and senate. The bill … [Read more...]
MPS Students to Take Part in Free City-Wide Arts Festival
By Evan Casey MPS students will be showing off their best this May at the first ever All-City Arts Festival at Henry Maier Festival Park. Over 8,000 students will be participating in the … [Read more...]
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