By Dylan Deprey After shuffling through the paperwork, permits, licenses, and regulations at City Hall, some small businesses never see the light of day. The red tape ceremony an entrepreneur … [Read more...]
300+ Strong Unites Local Leaders and Community Members
By Mrinal Gokhale On the cloudy afternoon of Sep. 10 at Sherman Park, hundreds received and sported a black t-shirt which read “300+ Strong” on the front and “When black men lock arms as … [Read more...]
First in Series of Job Center Access Point Events Provides Opportunities to Milwaukee Workers
Job Center Access Point is the first of three planned for the month of September MILWAUKEE – Lieutenant Governor Rebecca Kleefisch joined Department of Workforce Development (DWD) Secretary Ray … [Read more...]
Steps at Every Level Being Made in the Fight for Healthy Drinking Water
By Dylan Deprey In the past year Milwaukee has taken their drinking water a little more serious after witnessing the acidic bile colored liquid pouring from faucets in Flint, MI. The major … [Read more...]
Join your Peers on the Path to Success at an Upcoming Job Center Access Point
Dozens of individuals visited the Department of Workforce Development’s first Job Center Access Point and took advantage of the many resources available to get them on the path to obtaining gainful … [Read more...]
For sale — A building ready to help Sherman Park
By Jim Stingl There's a lot of talk about engaging young people in the Sherman Park neighborhood, improving lives and reducing crime. Wolfgang Rosenau says he knows just the place that can … [Read more...]
Walker wants to start new project, delay others
By Jason Stein and Patrick Marley The state should start designing a major new project on I-94 west of Milwaukee even as work on another section of I-94 and the Zoo Interchange is delayed for lack … [Read more...]
Corrections seeking money for troubled youth prison
By Jason Stein and Patrick Marley The state Department of Corrections is seeking $3.3 million over the next two years to reform a troubled prison for youth to bring it into line with federal sexual … [Read more...]
Black Wisconsin inmate’s death by dehydration ruled a homicide
By Eric M. Johnson The death of a mentally ill black man who reportedly begged for drinking water while jailed in Milwaukee and died of dehydration has been ruled a homicide, a county medical … [Read more...]
Chancellor Blank asks state to reinvest in higher education
By Cadence Bambenek During a campus budget forum held Wednesday evening at the Gordon Dining and Event Center, University of Wisconsin Chancellor Rebecca Blank asserted now is the time for the … [Read more...]
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