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October 6th, 2025

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C.H. Mason and Outreach Community Health Centers announce partnership

On Friday, April 25, 2025, C.H. Mason Health Clinic and Outreach Community Health Centers (OCHC) announced their partnership to enhance access to comprehensive health services within our local communities, at the C.H. Mason Health Clinic, 4858 N. Mother Daniels Way. Through this collaboration, OCHC will provide essential support and guidance to C.H. Mason Health Clinic, helping … [Read more...] about C.H. Mason and Outreach Community Health Centers announce partnership

Greater Milwaukee Urban League receives Spectrum Digital Education grant for $40,000

On Wednesday, April 23, 2025, Spectrum awarded the Greater Milwaukee Urban League (GMUL) with a $40,000 Spectrum Digital Education grant for its Microsoft Mastery classes and digital literacy education opportunities. “Organizations like the Greater Milwaukee Urban League play a critical role in our communities; we are excited to see the benefits that this grant program … [Read more...] about Greater Milwaukee Urban League receives Spectrum Digital Education grant for $40,000

Milwaukee County judge charged with obstruction, accused of helping man avoid ICE

Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested at the Milwaukee County Courthouse by FBI A Milwaukee County Circuit Court judge is facing federal criminal charges after she allegedly attempted to help a man avoid arrest by immigration agents at the Milwaukee County Courthouse last week. Judge Hannah Dugan was charged Friday, April 25, 2025, with obstruction and with … [Read more...] about Milwaukee County judge charged with obstruction, accused of helping man avoid ICE

Milwaukee Public Schools closes two more buildings due to lead contamination

Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) announced the closure of two school buildings, Brown Street Academy and Westside Academy, due to elevated lead levels. "This continues to be a really challenging time for our city and for the parents here in Milwaukee," Milwaukee Health Commissioner Mike Totoraitis said. These closures are part of the district's broader lead remediation … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Public Schools closes two more buildings due to lead contamination

Orchestral showcase: Respighi, Rossini, Strauss, May 9-10 with your MSO

For centuries, the magic of orchestral music has brought some of the most remarkable and fantastical stories to life — all without saying so much as a single word. With spring in the air, a sense of splendor, rejuvenation, and possibility will pervade Allen- Bradley Hall this May 9 - 10, 2025 as your hometown orchestra indulges in some of the most resplendent jewels of the … [Read more...] about Orchestral showcase: Respighi, Rossini, Strauss, May 9-10 with your MSO

Alcohol Awareness Month: A time for healing, truth, and collective care

April marked Alcohol Awareness Month—a moment not just for raising alarms, but for raising consciousness. For the black community, this month invited a deeper reflection on the historical and present- day forces that shape our relationship with alcohol, coping, and healing. We can’t talk about alcohol use without talking about the weight many of us carry weights that are … [Read more...] about Alcohol Awareness Month: A time for healing, truth, and collective care

The silent killer on your plate: You are what you eat

Did you know that there may be a silent killer on your plate? High blood pressure, high cholesterol, and high blood sugar are still killing the black community at a disproportionate rate. These diseases are not hereditary, but the traits get passed down from generation to generation. For years, the narrative was that diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure “ran … [Read more...] about The silent killer on your plate: You are what you eat