In New Letter To Secretary Mnuchin And SBA Administrator Carranza, Baldwin, Senate Democrats Call For Urgently-Needed Improvements To Streamline And Simplify Current, Onerous Process For Smaller Businesses Applying For PPP Loan Forgiveness

In New Letter To Treasury Sec. Mnuchin And SBA Admin. Carranza, All 47 Senate Democrats Urge The Administration To Streamline And Simplify The PPP Loan Forgiveness Process To Ensure The Smallest And Most Underserved Businesses Are Able To Easily Apply

Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change Calls for Public Input

Gov. Evers Rejects Scope Statement Implementing Trump Administration Title IX Changes

Marquette physical therapy professor receives fourth Fulbright award to teach in Ireland

Sensenbrenner Statement on Passing of Cheryl Sensenbrenner

Fitzgerald Releases Legal Memo on Recording Consent, Calls on Evers to Answer Important Questions

EPA Administrator Wheeler awards first-ever Trash Free Waters grant for the Great Lakes in Milwaukee

Agency selects Harbor District, Inc. to receive grant to keep trash out of Lake Michigan

Juneteenth Becomes a Holiday for County Employees

June 19 will be a floating holiday for Milwaukee County employees to honor and celebrate Black life and attend Juneteenth Day celebrations throughout Milwaukee.

Over $300K in Emergency Relief awarded to 49 nonprofits by Wisconsin Humanities Council

Safe & Sound’s Bridget Robinson Promoted to Senior Director of Operations and Administration

Recognize the Signs of Abuse

Creating the “New Normal” for Mental Health Services in Milwaukee

The Grand Avenue Club (GAC) of Milwaukee has long fought against the abandonment, isolation and stigma of people with histories of serious mental illness. But the COVID19 epidemic has forced massive changes. Rising to the challenge, the GAC shows a path to the “new normal” for other Milwaukee nonprofits.