By Nyesha Stone The sound of an ambulance’s sirens blare through the streets as they come to the rescue. Cars are supposed to immediately move out of the way and that doesn’t always happen, but … [Read more...]
A Family of Neighbors
By Nyesha Stone A neighborhood filled with black people and they all pay mortgage. The residents of Halyard Park are prideful because the neighborhood they now reside in took trust, time, … [Read more...]
A Cry for Help Means Business in the Fight Against Human Sex Trafficking
By Dylan Deprey On the corner of 30th and Lisbon Ave., sits an abandoned restaurant in a normal north side neighborhood. Day and night, young women addicted to heroin use the alley behind the … [Read more...]
Americans Spend Almost $10,000 Each Year on Health Insurance
By Stacy M. Brown (NNPA Newswire Contributor) Health care spending in the United States grew at a rate of 5.8 percent in 2015 and reached $3.2 trillion, or $9,990 per person, based on new … [Read more...]
Announcing 2018 Milwaukee County Budget Input Sessions
The first budget input session for 2018 is coming up this Tuesday, August 15th at McGovern Park Senior Center (4500 W. Custer Ave., Milwaukee) from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The Engage MKE initiative … [Read more...]
Milwaukee’s Night Out
By Nyesha Stone Technology connects us all because what someone has witnessed across the country can be seen within in minutes. There have been endless viral videos of police brutality, which … [Read more...]
Celebrating What it Was and What it Will Be
By Nyesha Stone If you’re from Milwaukee, and you travel, and you’re black, then I’m sure you’ve heard the question, “There’s black people in Wisconsin?” Yes, there are black people in … [Read more...]
Country Fresh Kitchen Makes All Organic Dishes
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz For a year and a half, Maya Bentley watched her father die from cancer. It was an illness that came from a lifetime of eating readily available unhealthy food, which … [Read more...]
Alderman Zielinski asks Mayor Barrett for More Transparency
By Dylan Deprey While students prepare for the upcoming school year, so are local elected officials as they work to ensure students get the best education they can. But, in the fight for … [Read more...]
Alice’s Garden Hosts Second Annual Black Lives Matter Community Event Despite Rain
By Danielle Miller Nestled into a small pavilion, community members gathered to wait out the downpour at Alice’s Garden Wednesday night as they waited through the storm to start the local … [Read more...]
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