By Christopher G. Cox If you’ve been thinking about buying a home, there might be no better time than June, which is annually recognized by such organizations as the United States Department of … [Read more...]
First Von Fellow Becomes WUWM’s Race and Ethnicity Reporter
By Nyesha Stone Teran Powell has turned her fellowship with WUWM 89.7 into a full-time position as their Race and Ethnicity Reporter. WUWM announced the gracious news through a press release … [Read more...]
Suicide Resources Across Milwaukee County
By Evan Casey Wisconsin, and Milwaukee, are not immune to the large rise in suicides and attempted suicides we hear about almost every day. Suicide rates in Wisconsin are up nearly 26 percent … [Read more...]
Fake Weed Named “K2” affects Milwaukee and Midwest
By Dylan Deprey As the second half of June rolled around, local area hospitals saw a spike in severe bleeding cases. From never-ending bloody noses, to extremely heavy menstrual cycles, these … [Read more...]
Teens Grow Greens Re-Opens Webers Greenhouses and Teaches Teens the Importance of Growing
By Nyesha Stone Since 2014, Teens Grow Greens has been teaching youth how to grow their own food and plants and offering some life lessons along the way. Teen Grow Greens is a non-profit that … [Read more...]
OAAA Hosted First Annual Resource Fair
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Being a Milwaukee resident has its highlights and its setbacks, fortunately, one of the aspects that makes it great is its community outreach. Last week, the Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Celebrates Juneteenth Day with 24 Hours Without Violence
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, friends and families gathered in jubilation to celebrate Juneteenth Day. The residents of Milwaukee were no exception as they gathered along Dr. Martin … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Buck’s Player Sterling Brown Files Suit Against Milwaukee Officers and City
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Last month body camera videos depicting the incident involving Milwaukee Buck’s player Sterling Brown and officers from the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) were … [Read more...]
Patients, Health Professionals Observe World Sickle Cell Day
By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA Newswire Contributor) It’s been 100 years since sickle cell disease (SCD), a hereditary blood disorder, was first discovered. And, according to health experts, it’s … [Read more...]
The Grand Opening of America’s Black Holocaust Museum and Griot Apartments
By Nyesha Stone It all started with James Cameron, the creator of America’s Black Holocaust Museum that resided right here in Milwaukee. It was founded in 1984, but its doors closed down … [Read more...]
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