A federal judge has ruled former President Donald Trump and his campaign must pause on using the song, Hold On, I’m Comin'. The decision came after the estate of the late R&B artist and songwriter Isaac Hayes sought an emergency injunction to stop the Trump campaign from using the song at campaign events, alleging the campaign does not have approval. Judge Thomas … [Read more...] about Judge issues preliminary injunction on Trump campaign use of the song Hold On, I’m Comin’
Robert and Rhoda Harris’ 50th wedding anniversary
High school sweethearts, Robert and Rhoda Harris celebrated 50 wonderful years of marriage on August 2, 2024. A garden party with family and, friends located in Cudahy, WI was hosted by their daughter and son-in-law Sopheya and George Farrell, and older brother DaShawn Harris from Denver, CO. … [Read more...] about Robert and Rhoda Harris’ 50th wedding anniversary
A record number of MPS students in Class of 2024 earned $113-millionin scholarships and grants
The 2024 graduates of Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) have been offered a total of $113-million in scholarships and grants to further their education, the school district announced Thursday, August 29, 2024. It was the second-highest total since the district began tracking the total in 2012. In the Class of 2024, 931 students were offered scholarships and grants, which … [Read more...] about A record number of MPS students in Class of 2024 earned $113-millionin scholarships and grants
The silent threat to black women everywhere
While we often think of conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes as “silent killers,” there’s another one lurking that few people consider. Its name is ovarian cancer. Known for its subtle symptoms and sometimes confusing diagnoses, ovarian cancer is especially challenging for black women. And it’s deceiving. Although ovarian cancer is less common among black women … [Read more...] about The silent threat to black women everywhere
This Week In Black History – September 5, 2024
September 5, 1960 – Leopold Sedar Senghor elected president of Senegal. September 6, 1848 – Frederick Douglass elected president of National Black Political Convention in Cleveland, OH. September 7, 1954 – Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD, public schools integrated. September 8, 1907 – Negro Leagues baseball star Buck Leonard was born. September 9, 1968 – Arthur … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History – September 5, 2024
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue September 5, 2024
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VP Harris and Gov. Walz host watch party and rally at Fiserv Forum
On August 20, 2024, in a massive show of force coinciding with the roll call vote at the Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz took the stage in front of a packed house at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, WI – in the same venue where Republicans had held their national convention the month before. Both candidates spoke to … [Read more...] about VP Harris and Gov. Walz host watch party and rally at Fiserv Forum
’24th Annual Fellowship Open’ celebrates friends and supporters while helping youth
On Thursday and Friday, August 22, August 23, 2024, the MKE Fellows hosted the "24th Annual Fellowship Open," an annual golf tournament, celebration and community gathering of friends and supporters who remain dedicated to serving young people in Milwaukee. For 24 years, the Fellowship Open tradition of acknowledging exceptional achievement and recognizing outstanding … [Read more...] about ’24th Annual Fellowship Open’ celebrates friends and supporters while helping youth
Five takeaways from the Democratic National Convention
A month and a day after Democrats made a change, Kamala Harris has the party faithful believing. The vice president’s speech on Thursday, August 22, 2024 capped an ebullient four-day convention in Chicago that showcased the party’s reinvigorated chances against Donald J. Trump in the wake of President Biden’s decision to step aside. Before a convention hall packed with … [Read more...] about Five takeaways from the Democratic National Convention
MPS First Nations Studies holds its first in-person College Access Bridging Program
Lessons in math, science, and Native culture plus fun, educational trips around Milwaukee filled summer days for a group of Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) Native students. They took part in the first in-person College Access Bridging Program organized by MPS’s First Nations Studies. Bridging prepared those middle school students for the First Nations Studies College Access … [Read more...] about MPS First Nations Studies holds its first in-person College Access Bridging Program