Do We Spend Money to Make Money?: State Lawmakers Discuss Keeping the Bucks
By Tiffany Crouse Gov. Scott Walker announced that if Wisconsin does not move ahead with plans for a new Bucks , Wisconsin will lose $419 million in the next 20 years. Elected state officials … [Read more...]
JFC Votes “Yes” to Reduced UW-System Cuts & DNR Downsizing
By Graham Kilmer The Joint Finance Committee (JFC) voted on Friday, May 29, making changes to Governor Walker’s budget provisions regarding the funding and structure of the UW-System, as well … [Read more...]
Photos of Wisconsin Veterans Still Surfacing
By Jessica McBride An outgoing man who loved playing baseball and is a “missed soul in our family.” That’s how the older sister of Thomas Cottrell, of Milwaukee, describes her brother, who died … [Read more...]
MPS Reagan Presidential Scholar Recipient Chooses Howard University for College
Young, Gifted & Black Series By Taki S. Raton YG&B is particularly proud in this week’s writing as our selection is one of our own whose accomplishments have placed her among the … [Read more...]
Sometimes, It’s Good to Be a Quitter
By Ariele Vaccaro Though it’s been half a century since the Surgeon General first released reports on the dangers of smoking cigarettes, the threat of tobacco-related illnesses hasn’t … [Read more...]
Burleigh Street Business Competition Now Accepting Submissions
By Eelisa Jones The Burleigh Street Community Development Corporation (BSCDC) began accepting submissions for their 2015 business competition on June 1. The opening of the competition’s open … [Read more...]
The Salvation Army Chaplaincy Program Graduates Honored at Milwaukee Police Academy
By Mrinal Gokhale The Milwaukee Police Academy and The Salvation Army have collaborated to form The Salvation Army Chaplaincy Program, training 58 volunteer chaplains to provide relief to Milwaukee … [Read more...]
Salvation Army to Sponsor Summer Food Service Program
Stressing the importance of offering nutritious meals to children during the summer months, The Salvation Army announces the sponsorship of the Summer Food Service Program at Army Lake Camp. The … [Read more...]
As Violence Soars, Lawmakers and Leaders Search for Answers
The impact of gun violence in has radically altered the lives of Milwaukee families. On May 15, Kendrai Walker 18, was shot and killed near 28th and Burleigh Streets. The following day, five people … [Read more...]
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