Individual assistance granted On Sept. 18, FEMA announced Milwaukee residents will be eligible for individual aid following the July flooding. Originally, the state’s request for Individual … [Read more...]
No big surprises in primary election
Compiled by Courier Staff There were no big upsets in Tuesday’s primary election results. With a good voting turnout statewide, many local incumbents held on to their spots. The two most watched … [Read more...]
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President Obama’s Laborfest remarks in Milwaukee
Hello, Milwaukee! Hello, Milwaukee! Thank you. It is good to be back in Milwaukee. It is good to be -- I’m almost home. I just hop on the 94 and I’m home. Take it all the way to the South Side. It … [Read more...]
Community healthcare giant passes
Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. pays tribute to the legacy of C. C. Henderson As an example of the dedication and love Cicero Caesar best known as C. C. Henderson the late president/ CEO of … [Read more...]
Pulling efforts together for flood aftermath
Victims of the July 22 rainstorm received some encouraging news Monday during a public hearing held at the Quality of Life Center at Christ the King Church. Hundreds of surveys would be sent off … [Read more...]
Walker fails to act on campaign controversy
By Lynda L. Jones County executive and gubernatorial candidate Scott Walker has failed to act regarding the controversy that has developed regarding the actions of at least two staffers … [Read more...]
Secretary Bicha announces YoungStar training and technical support
By Lynda L. Jones Governor Jim Doyle has a reason to smile this week, as his vision on child care reform continues to move in the direction that he has hoped. The governor has spoken on many … [Read more...]
If it sounds like racism and acts like racism, then it probably is racism
By Danny J. Bakewell Sr., Chairman of NNPA This is America, but you wouldn’t think so in light of recent events wherein two high-profile, long serving African American members of congress have … [Read more...]
National Urban League conference focuses on jobs and education
Celebrating its 100 year mark in Washington, D.C. By Lynda L. Jones The National Urban League celebrated its Centennial Conference in Washington, D.C this week, July 28-31 at the Walter E. … [Read more...]
Historic King Drive BID proudly hosted the 10th Annual Schlitz Park Endeavour Cycling Challenge
The Historic King Drive Business Improvement District proudly hosted the 10th Annual Schlitz Park Endeavour Cycling Challenge. Just like the racing, the revitalization effort along King Drive is … [Read more...]
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