By Mrinal Gokhale The Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, or the “Three Domes” have been under the public eye a lot during the past year. From a temporary closing in February to the … [Read more...]
Revolutionary Black Panther Party Members Hold Press Conference After Police Incident
By Karen Stokes The Revolutionary Black Panther Party held a press conference at the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) District 3, a day after Milwaukee police disrupted their Feed the People … [Read more...]
Uncertainty for Estabrook Dam Removal Has Community in Deadlock
By Dylan Deprey The 86-year-old deteriorating Estabrook Dam may sit dormant covered in ice and snow, but tensions between advocates for both the dam’s removal and repair still burn. Whether … [Read more...]
Racial Disparities Prevalent in Ex-Prisoners Revocated for Technical Violations
By Dylan Deprey The truth can be hard to find. Some have searched for it for decades. Others have worked to cover it up. Whether it is the government, media, recent Facebook post or protestors … [Read more...]
HUD Secretary Julian Castro Tours Deconstruction Site in Sherman Park
By Karen Stokes US Housing and Urban Development Department (HUD) Secretary, Julian Castro, visited Milwaukee last Friday to observe how renovating homes can be a way to eliminate homelessness. … [Read more...]
City and Private Partners Provide Free Prescription Drug Mail Back Program
By Dylan Deprey As the end of Labor Day weekend emitted its last summer rays of 2016, a villainous shadow darkened the days following. Over the course of the weekend 13 people had died of drug … [Read more...]
Can I Get a Side of Job With that High School Education?
By Dylan Deprey At 14-years-old, what job wouldn’t a high schooler take for some extra cash on the weekend? Burger flipper, grocery bagger, theater usher, retail cashier, amusement park … [Read more...]
Women’s Job Seminar Empowers Thousands of Local Women Over 10 Years
by Mrinal Gokhale Transitioning into the community after experiencing domestic violence, incarceration, addiction and similar struggles can be difficult. United Way of Greater Milwaukee … [Read more...]
It Looks Like Milwaukee Has a New Sister
by Dylan Deprey Make sure the bedroom is clean and the bunk beds are made because Milwaukee has a new sibling. While it is a little farther then picking them up from the hospital, Milwaukee’s … [Read more...]
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Milwaukee Courier Political Endorsements
With the 2016 Presidential election soon approaching, now is the time to let your voice be heard. This election season has been the most polarizing race in recent history where both candidates have … [Read more...]
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