MCTS Forward is a collaborative effort to think about the future of public transit in Milwaukee County. Amidst the current budget shortfall, this initiative will be a transparent conversation with the public, stakeholders, and the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors about what MCTS's bus network c…

The clinic provides free and low-cost healthcare to Milwaukee residents. Now, with changes to Medicaid, it's preparing for an influx of patients and asking the community for help.

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Efueko and Marcus Landry are working to teach the benefits of regenerative farming and increase the number of Black farmers. They're hosting Beulah Fest this Saturday.

s Milwaukee families start the new school year, we ask students what they are looking forward to and what they hope to accomplish.

PB Crew, we’re back! We’re talking about $600,000 and real community power.

JohnRaé Stowers and her team are gearing up to celebrate the 10th annual Divas Brunch, where hundreds of women will gather on Milwaukee’s North Side to foster sisterhood and connection in a safe setting.

Wisconsin has long had one of the highest rates of Black babies dying before their first birthdays. Neither family income nor education explains it.

Grant will help Salvation Army preserve Central City Plaza, once slated to be razed.

Black Americans spent $145 billion on travel in 2023. A Milwaukee summit aims to support this vital industry.

PB Crew, we’re back! We’re talking about $600,000 and real community power.

Community organizers are bringing together Milwaukeeans affected by flooding to learn what changes they want to see before another historic storm hits.

Milwaukee artist Crystal Montgomery reuses denim and other fabrics to create vibrant figures, portraits and more.

Rock your favorite green look and join County Executive David Crowley and countless park lovers to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Go Green for Parks.

Ten years ago, the Sherman Park neighborhood experienced a defining weekend of unrest sparked by the fatal police shooting of Sylville Smith. The tension laid bare long-standing community frustrations regarding deep-seated racial inequality, unemployment, police-community relations and a lack of opportunity for neighborhood youths. In the immediate aftermath, residents and local leaders united in defiance […]

What we eat is inseparable from questions of money, health, geography, culture and race, Word In Black’s new survey finds.

Milwaukee’s Northwest Side is full of people, organizations, businesses, and spaces that create connection, opportunity, care, and power.

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58)--Join Feed the Change MKE and Kreative Fruitz for a creative experience celebrating art, nature, nourishment and community. "Sip and Sculp with Kreative Fruitz" invites participants

The Work of Black August Continues

Milwaukee’s Northwest Side is full of people, organizations, businesses, and spaces that create connection, opportunity, care, and power.