By Dylan Deprey As the days grow shorter, air grows crisp and leaves descend across Milwaukee’s streets, Fall has officially arrived. Along with construction crews packing up their gear and … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Woman Living with Sickle Cell says Every Day is a Question Mark
By Karen Stokes Elodie Ontala Babongui is a beautiful, educated woman that has a great job and is engaged to be married next year. The day I met her she was full of energy. That was a good day. … [Read more...]
Youth Came to Fight for their Future During International Climate Strike Week
By Nyesha Stone On Sept. 20, over 4 million people around the world went on strike. The goal was to demand leaders, who were heading to the United Nations Climate Action Summit, to have … [Read more...]
Ascension’s St. Joseph Holds Second Round of Community Discussions
By Nyesha Stone Back in January, Ascension held five sessions where it invited community members to St. Joseph with the goal of sparking a conversation around the community’s health and how to … [Read more...]
Sheriff Earnell R. Lucas Recognizes Acting Sheriff Richard Schmidt (Ret.) With The Prestigious David Demos Award
On September 18, Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell R. Lucas presented Acting Milwaukee County Sheriff Richard Schmidt (Ret.) with the prestigious David Demos Award and welcomed K9 Tarzan into the MCSO … [Read more...]
Medical College Of Wisconsin Joins In Celebration Of 100th Anniversary Of Milwaukee Urban League
Dozens of medical and educational professionals and physicians from the Medical College of Wisconsin joined the Milwaukee Urban League (MUL) at a special reception on September 5 in celebration of the … [Read more...]
Local Students Participate in ACLU’s Advocacy Institute’s Summer Advocacy Program
High schools from across the nation traveled to the nation’s capital recently to participate in the ACLU’s Advocacy Institute’s Summer Advocacy Program. Among them were Kayla McPike and TaNiya … [Read more...]
Local Mother and Son With Same Rare Congenital Heart Defect Share Story
By Nyesha Stone When Aida Green was born, the technology wasn’t available to detect her heart issues while she was still in her mother’s belly. As an infant, Green had trouble eating or being … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Announces Results Of Balancing Act
75 percent of respondents selected an option to increase the countywide sales tax to close the operating budget gap Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele today announced more than 1,150 … [Read more...]
Green Bay Packers beat the Minnesota Vikings 21 to 16
On September 15th, the Green Bay Packers beat the Minnesota Vikings 21 to 16 before a sold out crowd; the Packers started out hot by scoring three touchdowns in the first half. The defense for the … [Read more...]
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