By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Last year, electric scooters were introduced into Milwaukee’s transportation system via the company Bird. However, the scooters, which were often left at random places, … [Read more...]
Mayor Barrett Kicks Off the 2019 Earn & Learn Summer Program
By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Takeya Swope will be entering her sophomore year of high school come this fall. Before school starts back up, she’s working 20 hours a week through the City of Milwaukee’s … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Welcomes Midwest Tech and Business Communities for the 2019 Entrepreneurs Conference
By Rhea Riley Brilliant, budding and experienced tech minds came together to encourage and enlighten at the 17th Annual 2019 Entrepreneurs Conference. The conference was hosted by the … [Read more...]
Mr. Perkins Family Restaurant Celebrates 50 Years by Offering Free Food to the Community
By Nyesha Stone Willie Perkins Sr. and Hilda Perkins have paved the way for many Black business owners in the city of Milwaukee by showing the community how to run a successful business. Willie … [Read more...]
Universal Health Services Submits Proposal for New West Allis Behavioral Health Hospital
Estimated $33 million state-of-the-art facility, more than 250-300 jobs created Universal Health Services (NYSE: UHS) submitted an offer to the City of West Allis Community Development Authority … [Read more...]
Saint Kate — The Arts Hotel Gives Media First Look Inside Before Opening on June 4
By Nyesha Stone Milwaukee’s downtown is on the rise from the street car expansion to the 2020 DNC, at the Fiserv Forum, and now the opening of Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel. Earlier this week, … [Read more...]
Purple Reign CBD & Hemp Bakery Infuse CBD, Baked Goods and Black Owned Business on Brady Street
By Dylan Deprey Sometimes it’s hard to believe what a simple idea can turn into. When Serenity Ramirez started to look into more holistic health options for herself, she never saw her past … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele Announces Next Phase of Development for the Park East Corridor
Block 22 is the last publicly-controlled land in the Park East Corridor, which has attracted more than $1 billion in investment and $2 billion in economic impact in recent years Milwaukee County … [Read more...]
City of Milwaukee Meets with BID and NID to Discuss DNC 2020
By Nyesha Stone There’s an estimated $200 million that’s supposed to be made during the four-day 2020 Democratic National Convention here in the city. It’s obvious that most of that revenue will be … [Read more...]
Addressing America’s Credit Gap
By Ryan Scott By now we’ve all heard about the figurative “wage gap” that plagues the U.S. economy. Something we forget to include in that equation is that there’s an equivalent “credit gap”– the … [Read more...]
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