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Friday Photos: La Causa’s New Home
Friday Photos

La Causa’s New Home

Hispanic-focused non-profit developing administration building in Walker's Point.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Fire Department HQ Being Renamed For Wisconsin’s First Black Architect
Eyes on Milwaukee

Fire Department HQ Being Renamed For Wisconsin’s First Black Architect

Alonzo Robinson was a trailblazing architect

Op Ed: School Choice Important to Black Families
Op Ed

School Choice Important to Black Families

And even more important during the pandemic.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Wiegand Still Redeveloping Wisconsin Avenue School
Eyes on Milwaukee

Wiegand Still Redeveloping Wisconsin Avenue School

Ambassador Suites' completion moved forward to 2022, part of bigger vision for West Side.

Friday Photos: 37th Street School Finds New Life
Friday Photos

37th Street School Finds New Life

Conversion of long-vacant school to affordable housing is underway.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Housing Shortage Driving Prices Higher
Eyes on Milwaukee

Housing Shortage Driving Prices Higher

And that will likely continue in 2021. Home sales hit record levels in late 2020, despite pandemic.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Baptist Church Buying MPS Building
Eyes on Milwaukee

Baptist Church Buying MPS Building

Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church will launch new school on 37th and Keefe.

Eyes on Milwaukee: Hotels Fight City Hall, Win $500,000
Eyes on Milwaukee

Hotels Fight City Hall, Win $500,000

Marriott and Springhill Suites win settlement. And council debates assessments.

Who Is Madam Chino?

Who Is Madam Chino?

Local businesswoman creates chic hand-made clothing from recycled materials.

MPS Now Offers Free Dinners

MPS Now Offers Free Dinners

School district expands free breakfast and lunch program. Anyone 18 or younger is eligible.

The Push to Reopen Schools

The Push to Reopen Schools

Virtual schools working poorly, but in-person schools are risky. Legislators, others pushing to reopen.

27 Years As a City Librarian

27 Years As a City Librarian

Retiring Milwaukee Public Library director Paula Kiely reflects on how system has changed.

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