A joint letter from 11 members of the Common Council was sent yesterday (October 23) to each member of the Milwaukee ...

Obviously, we are disappointed with the decision to leave local governments on their own to deal with the consequences of ...

By Nathaniel M. Fields CEO, Urban Resource Institute October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to honor survivors, ...

South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) 2025 promises to transform the nation’s electricity sector, prioritising ...

On Wednesday October 22, 2025 the Milwaukee Bucks held their Home Opener against the Washington Wizards, and the return of Khris Middleton to Milwaukee.  The Bucks win 133 to 120 […] ...

Baldwin supports Governor Evers’ appeal to ensure Wisconsin communities receive support to rebuild and address $26.5 million in disaster costs WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin ...

Alderwoman Andrea M. Pratt is seeking interested students to fill the current District 1 vacancy on the City of Milwaukee Youth Council. The City of Milwaukee Youth Council is a […] ...

By April Ryan “No entity has ever ruled that the FBI’s search on Mar-a-Lago was improper or that Trump’s rights were violated in some way,” declares Anthony Coley, a former […] ...

By Stacy M. Brown Black Press USA Senior National Correspondent You can try to bury people. You can rewrite their history books, close their schools, and burn their libraries. You […] ...

Philip Randolph, Zora Neale Hurston, and James Weldon Johnson speak to the city’s long lineage of brilliance. These are not mere portraits; they are warnings and promises painted on brick. At St.

You can try to bury people. You can rewrite their history books, close their schools, and burn their libraries. You can pass laws that punish truth-tellers and silence teachers who dare speak the name ...

Charles “Boko” Freeman’s Return to the Light reflects a hunger for justice, while Noni Olabisi’s To Protect and Serve lays bare the truth of state violence. City officials tried to silence her, but ...