The Salvation Army of Milwaukee County is down $13,000 in their Red Kettles compared to this time last year. “We are very concerned that we’re down so early in the kettle season. We need additional … [Read more...]
Alderwoman Coggs decries murders, calls for collaboration with residents
The 6th District has witnessed three shootings in the past week within our neighborhoods and two of the cases, the shootings at 3244 N. 9th St. and 3043 N. Buffum St., still have no suspect in … [Read more...]
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The city’s infant mortality ads: Does the ends always justify the means?
By Patricia McManus, RN, PhD, CNPM It’s is not a secret that I have been very outspoken in my criticism of the media strategies employed by the City of Milwaukee to address infant mortality. … [Read more...]
What do you know about diabetic eye disease?
Diabetes is being diagnosed in unprecedented numbers across all ages and races. This increased incidence means a corresponding increase in health complications related to the disease, including … [Read more...]
Keeping Himself pt 2
The Institute of Kings and Priests Apostle Shone Bagley, Sr. Ph.D. of Divinity/ Published Writer White man, Black man, Spanish men, your women… it doesn’t matter, they all hate you… and they … [Read more...]
Achieve dream of homeownership with help from United Way
Marisa, Allen and their three children have been living in their home on Milwaukee ’s north side since 2006. They were one of the first families to successfully save for and buy a home through … [Read more...]
Meta House digital workshop impacts graduates & community
By Maricha Harris The more than 28,000 Milwaukee women who battle substance abuse represent more than just numbers; they represent stories. Meta House—a nonprofit organization dedicated to … [Read more...]
Fresh Coast Classic, it’s not just basketball
By Heather Aldrich On first glance it may seem as if Fresh Coast Classic is merely a basketball tournament, but upon closer inspection, it’s clear that basketball is simply one of the many tools … [Read more...]
The Walnut Street Social Gathering Club held Celebration for 80 years old and older members
The Walnut Street Social Gathering Club held its 7th Annual Celebration for 80 year-old and older members of the club. The annual event was held at The House of Peace last Saturday, November 12 from … [Read more...]
Slashing BadgerCare is a step backwards for Wisconsin
By Robert Kraig Governor Scott Walker is threatening to cut 53,000 people off BadgerCare unless the federal government approves a waiver from national standards. As bad as that sounds, the damage … [Read more...]
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