Milwaukee – Governor Scott Walker announced Direct Supply’s certification under the WEDC Enterprise Zone Program to earn up to $22.5 million in state income tax credits based on the company’s future … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County to Move Forward on $2.3 Million Investment at Mary Ryan Boys & Girls Club in Sherman Park
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele and Boys & Girls Clubs today announced that beginning Saturday, August 27, the County will move forward with a planned $2.3 million infrastructure investment … [Read more...]
Local AT&T Pioneers Donate Over 650 New Backpacks to Milwaukee Elementary School Students
‘Tools for Learning Project’ Provides Backpacks Filled with School Supplies to Needy Students Over 650 Milwaukee elementary school students have new backpacks filled with school supplies for the new … [Read more...]
Higher Heights Poll: 49 Percent of Black Women Say Economic Security is Most Important Issue
It's Time to Ensure Our Voices are Heard this November Equal Pay Day falls in the first weeks of April, signifying how far into the year women must work to earn as much as men. However, … [Read more...]
Mayor Barrett Lifts 10:00 p.m. Curfew for Residents under the Age of 18
Curfew was in response to events last weekend in Sherman Park neighborhood MILWAUKEE – Mayor Tom Barrett has lifted the curfew imposed last week for all persons under the age of 18 between the hours … [Read more...]
Amid the Unrest, Lies an Opportunity for Change
By Karen Stokes and Dylan Deprey Days after the unrest that devastated the Sherman Park neighborhood in Milwaukee, the events of last Saturday are now being discussed and scrutinized locally as … [Read more...]
Black Lives/Black Lungs Clears Smoke on Menthol
By Dylan Deprey Back in the 1920’s, Lloyd “Spud” Hughes was just a normal resident of Mingo Junction, OH. Little did he know that stashing his tobacco in the same tin as his cold relieving … [Read more...]
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Opens Midtown Clinic
By Karen Stokes Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin celebrated the opening of a new clinic in Midtown with a community open house on Monday. The open house featured refreshments, activities for … [Read more...]
African American Breastfeeding Network Addresses Milwaukee Disparities
By Mrinal Gokhale Studies show that breast feeding has many benefits on preterm babies. August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month in the United States, and Dalvery Blackwell, BA, IBCLC, executive … [Read more...]
“C” Stands for Civil Rights: ABC Me Flash Cards the African American Edition
By Dylan Deprey The imaginable light bulb sitting above one’s head has sparked inspiration for many people, especially when least expecting it. Some have had genius ideas while sitting on the … [Read more...]
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