Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

Op Ed: I Agree With Ben Carson
Op Ed

I Agree With Ben Carson

The “mindset” of people does contribute to poverty.

Habitat for Humanity Targets Midtown, Harambee

Habitat for Humanity Targets Midtown, Harambee

Investing $9 million in Midtown, $16 to $20 million in Harambee neighborhoods.

Lead Poisoning a “Public Health Crisis”

Lead Poisoning a “Public Health Crisis”

Health Department official says lead laterals must be replaced, but resources lacking.

Op Ed: Unsexy South Side Area Makes Progress
Op Ed

Unsexy South Side Area Makes Progress

Area just west of prosperous Bay View has needed help and is getting it.

Op Ed: Has the Black Church Lost Its Power?
Op Ed

Has the Black Church Lost Its Power?

Preachers need to frankly discuss the issues we face, as they did in the past.

50 Years After the Marches: I Was a Teenage Protester
50 Years After the Marches

I Was a Teenage Protester

Claudette Harris was arrested at age 14 for protesting segregation at Eagle’s Club.

YWCA Program Replaces GED

YWCA Program Replaces GED

20-week program for adults certified by state DPI has 85% success rate.

50 Years After the Marches: “We Fought Just As Hard”
50 Years After the Marches

“We Fought Just As Hard”

The role of women in the Milwaukee’s open housing marches of the 1960s.

Huge New Christian School Serves Latinos

Huge New Christian School Serves Latinos

St. Augustine Prep, south-side private school, has Olympic-sized pool.

50 Years After the Marches: The Education of Prentice McKinney
50 Years After the Marches

The Education of Prentice McKinney

How a teenaged-boy joined the march for open housing.

Men’s Group Takes on Sex Trafficking

Men’s Group Takes on Sex Trafficking

Raising awareness of problem at local barber shops.

50 Years After the Marches: White Landlords Wouldn’t Rent to Us
50 Years After the Marches

White Landlords Wouldn’t Rent to Us

Lyneria McGhee remembers why her family got involved in open housing marches.