News across Greater Milwaukee
Why Some Milwaukeeans Say One Day of Black Arts Is Not Enough
With African World Festival gone, residents argue the city still lacks sustained spaces to celebrate Black culture and history.
Post From Community: Curally funds $10,000 in new scholarships for Alverno College Nursing Program
The annual scholarship will provide five Alverno students with tuition support and on-site clinical experience with Curally client organizations.
Christian Women In Action Breakfast is October 3, 2026 with guest speaker Brian Mason
West Bend, Wi – Christian Women In Action, a ministry for men and women, invite you to a CWIA WI Breakfast on Saturday, October 3, 2026, with guest speaker Brian Mason. Brian Mason Shares His Journey to Christ For Brian Mason, faith was something he grew up with. Raised Catholic,…
Post From Community: Doing Sober October? Milwaukee built its own guide to alcohol-free drinks
Sober October starts Oct. 1, and Milwaukee has more great non-alcoholic drinks than most people realize.
Hundreds of volunteers kick off 2026 United Way of Washington Co. campaign with food drive
Washington Co., Wi – Hundreds of volunteers from across Washington County gathered Tuesday afternoon for a food-packing event to help support United Way of Washington County. This was the United Way’s 90th annual campaign that featured a high-energy volunteer event where more…
Wisconsin Farmers, Workers will Speak Up on Trade Concerns during G20 Meeting in Milwaukee
Did you know the G20 trade ministers are meeting in Milwaukee this week? Leaders from some of the world’s largest economies will be greeted with a prepared message from Wisconsin farmers and union workers: trade policy is not just about international negotiations. It affects what…
Inside the NNS Newsroom: Meet our O’Brien intern Mikey Severson
Mikey Severson is joining Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service as an O'Brien Intern focused on youth homelessness.
How Two Clay Pots In Milwaukee Became A Test Case For Restitution For Enslaved Artists
The deal over David Drake’s ceramics could shape how museums treat the work and heirs of enslaved artisans nationwide.
Post From Community: From Stein to stage: Wisconsin Classic Stage’s Milwaukee premiere of “Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights”
A soul sold for electric light. Stein's fever-dream operetta dismantles the Faust legend and rebuilds it as pure incantation. Directed by Cole Castine.
United Way of Washington Co. partners with Bob’s Main Street Auto & Towing for community-wide food drive | By Katelyn Schotzko
Washington Co., Wi – United Way of Washington County is teaming up with Bob’s Main Street Auto & Towing for a community-wide food drive to help stock local food pantries and support neighbors facing food insecurity across Washington County, WI. Through September 29, community…
Eco-Boutique Closes, New Store Plans To Move In
Walker’s Point shop moves to an online storefront as Chicago company works to move in.