By Evan Casey There’s a new face in charge of the Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission. La Keisha Butler began her term as the commission’s executive director last week. She was voted in by … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Kicks Off Its Third Year of Hot Summer MKE
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Summer vacation is often associated with fun, but for some students, it can be a time of concern, especially in Milwaukee. Although Milwaukee’s potential is finally being … [Read more...]
The Class of 2018: Milwaukee Edition
By Nyesha Stone Graduation means a time for celebration and the class of 2018 views on the concept are no different. People all around the world are graduating and some are choosing to continue … [Read more...]
Is the NFL’s New National Anthem Policy Legal?
By Lauren Victoria Burke (NNPA Newswire Contributor) Protesters held a rally in front of the National Football League’s New York City headquarters on May 25 after the league announced new … [Read more...]
Harambee Hosts Seventh Annual Heal the Hood Block Party and Resource Fair
By Dylan Deprey, and Ethan Duran Excitement floated through the air, as Ajamou Butler walked along the Rose Park basketball courts prepping for the 7th Annual Heal the Hood. Wafts of barbecue … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Police Release Body Cam Videos of Sterling Brown
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz On a Friday back in January, specifically January 26, Sterling Brown, a player for the Milwaukee Bucks, exited a Walgreen’s and encountered some Milwaukee Police Officers. … [Read more...]
Mary Ellen Strong Foundation to Honor City’s Mental Health Professionals with Inaugural Scholarship Luncheon
By Karen Stokes The inaugural luncheon for the Mary Ellen Strong Foundation (MESF) honoring Milwaukee’s African American Psychotherapists unfolded Saturday afternoon at the Holiday Inn … [Read more...]
Residents Come Together for a Neighborhood Wide Clean Up
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Although spring has been off to a slow start this year, the residents of Harambee neighborhood are not. This past Saturday residents and volunteers gathered for a bit of … [Read more...]
Weak Bars? Don’t Mess with the Bull
By Dylan Deprey Larry Bull’s eyes were laser focused the moment he stepped into the ring. Though it was only the second battle on the docket, it was the main event and one the rap battle … [Read more...]
MPS Interim Superintendent Begins Term Amidst Heated Budget Talks
By Evan Casey Keith Posley is hoping to turn things around at Milwaukee Public Schools quickly following his selection as the interim superintendent by the Milwaukee School Board. Posley … [Read more...]
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