By Ariele Vaccaro The prevalence of human trafficking in Milwaukee struck Dana World-Patterson when she, an etiquette and image consultant at the time, asked a room of high school girls if … [Read more...]
Wisconsin Assembly Considers Bill That Would De-fund Planned Parenthood
By Ariele Vaccaro A new bill that would give the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) priority over Planned Parenthood for Title X funding garnered passionate support and opposition during … [Read more...]
Walk To End Alzheimer’s
Waukesha Seeking to Take Water from Lake Michigan
By Milwaukee Courier Staff As we reported Aug. 21, Waukesha is seeking to take water from Lake Michigan because, it claims, it does not have the ability to provide safe drinking water to its … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Succeeds Receives $5 Million, Sets Sights on 2020 Goals
By Ariele Vaccaro Not long after releasing a mostly positive milestone report, Milwaukee Succeeds got word that it would be receiving $5 million over the course of the next four years to … [Read more...]
Serving up the Recipe for Romance
Wisconsin offers full menu of experiences for couples seeking romantic getaway MADISON, Wis. Take one romantic couple, sprinkle in 18 holes of golf, a couples massage and candlelight dinner, mix in a … [Read more...]
United Way Kicks Off Fundraising Campaign at the Zoo
By Ariele Vaccaro To mark the beginning of its 2015 fundraising campaign, the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County held a kick-off party at the Milwaukee County Zoo. The … [Read more...]
Ten Years Later, The Salvation Army Continues to Serve People of the Gulf Coast
ALEXANDRIA, VA The Salvation Army continues to be a source of hope, stability and service to the residents of the Gulf Coast ten years after the most active and expensive hurricane season in U.S. … [Read more...]
860 WNOV Exclusive: Milwaukee County Board Chairman Sees Residents Taking Brunt of Cuts
By Ariele Vaccaro When Theo Lipscomb won the title of chairman for the Milwaukee County Board, replacing Marina Dimitrijevic, he knew he what he was stepping in to. In 2013, a state … [Read more...]
Thousands of MPS Teachers, Support Staff to Come Together to Kick Off New Year
Before the majority of Milwaukee Public Schools’ 77,000-plus students start their school year, Superintendent Dr. Darienne Driver, teachers and support staff from traditional calendar schools - about … [Read more...]
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