Ray Hill

City Demolishing King Drive Building It Once Sought to Save

Meanwhile, it acquired a nearby, vacant building via property tax foreclosure.

Puccini’s La bohème

Set in Milwaukee’s Bronzeville Neighborhood

Biden Promotes ‘Life-Changing Improvements’ in Milwaukee Visit

Speech at Pieper Hillside Boys & Girls Club promotes effort to rebuild 6th Street.

Historic King Drive Business Improvement District No. 8 and TRUE Skool Join Forces for the King Legacy Project: A Celebratory Artistic Fusion of Dr. King’s Words on King Drive

Holiday Market Highlights Black-Owned Businesses

2nd annual market features more than 40 Black-owned vendors.

HYFIN to host 2nd Annual “Blackity Black Holiday Market” joined by The African American Chamber of Commerce, Historic King Drive BID and We Got Soul MKE at The Turner Hall Ballroom on Nov. 25

Market an opportunity to support local Black-owned businesses on “Small Business Saturday”

Bublr Bikes Celebrates 10 Years of Exploring Milwaukee

Historic King Drive BID #8 Announces New Associate Director

Renée Lindner joins Historic King Drive BID #8 to support expansion of services

City Creates Bronzeville Development Zone

To spur development, limit chain businesses. Plus: a recap of week's real estate news.

City Completes Renaming Old World Third To Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

Milwaukee fixes a 1984 "injustice" by extending King Drive through Downtown.

Sas-Pérez Appointed to WHEDA Board

VIA CDC director Brianna Sas-Pérez joins powerful affordable housing board.

Raynetta Hill Will Lead King Drive BID

A familiar face returns to lead growing business improvement district.

Raynetta Hill of CommonBond Communities joins WHEDA board

Hill served as Associate Director for the Historic Business Improvement District No. 8 in Milwaukee.

Joaquin Altoro To Lead WHEDA

Evers picks Milwaukee resident to lead agency responsible for affordable housing.

Gov. Evers Appoints Joaquin Altoro to Serve as WHEDA Executive Director

First COP Houses Coming to City

Council members debate impact as Harambee area gets community oriented policing houses.

Minority students write new chapter in city development through Real Estate

Associates in Commercial Real Estate (ACRE) students become graduates