Research suggests black women are two to three times more likely to develop fibroids than white women. Scary thought, right? Well get this – not only are black women more likely to develop fibroids at a younger age, but they will also need more aggressive and invasive treatment for fibroids than their white counterparts. Why? Situational, environmental, and nutritional … [Read more...] about The link between fibroids, vitamin D, and black women
Five ways to de-stress daily
There’s been increased interest in mental health as more high-profile individuals have come out of hiding about their struggles with depression, anxiety and other mental issues that secretly plague their lives. It’s always shocking to hear about how someone could deal with something so serious without disclosing one ounce of discomfort and the solution to curing these … [Read more...] about Five ways to de-stress daily
This Week In Black History – April 18, 2024
April 18, 1864 – More than 200 black Union troops massacred by Confederate forces at Ft. Pillow, TN. April 19, 1972 – Stationed in Germany, Major Gen. Frederic E. Davidson became first black to lead an Army division. April 20, 1894 – Dr. Lloyd A. Hall, pioneering food chemist was born. April 21, 1966 – Pvt. Milton L. Olive, III, posthumously awarded the Medal of … [Read more...] about This Week In Black History – April 18, 2024
Milwaukee Times Digital Edition Issue April 18, 2024
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Milwaukee Brewers celebrate 2024 Opening Day at American Family Field
The Milwaukee Brewers celebrated their 2024 Opening Day at American Family Field against the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, April 2, 2024 after a successful first series sweep over the New York Mets. Despite the rain and cold, the game was a sell-out. Jackson Chourio singled in a run in his first American Family Field plate appearance; Christian Yelich homered; and the Milwaukee … [Read more...] about Milwaukee Brewers celebrate 2024 Opening Day at American Family Field
Greater Milwaukee Urban League, partners host ‘STEAM n2 Careers’
On Monday, April 4, 2024, 300 students from seven Milwaukee area elementary schools participated in a full day of hands-on exhibits, activities, and projects exploring STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) career paths. The event was generously sponsored by Kohler Co., Kohl's, and Rockwell Automation. The STEAM n2 Careers Summit was Thursday, … [Read more...] about Greater Milwaukee Urban League, partners host ‘STEAM n2 Careers’
Gov. Evers signs bipartisan “Prince Act” to expand AMBER Alert System for missing kids
Legislation comes in the wake of the tragic disappearances of Prince McCree in Milwaukee and Lily Peters in Chippewa Falls On Tuesday, April 9, 2024, Gov. Tony Evers signed the “Prince Act”—Senate Bill (SB) 981, now 2023 Wisconsin Act 272—which aims to address gaps in the Wisconsin AMBER Alert System by expanding criteria for issuing alerts for missing children. Gov. Evers … [Read more...] about Gov. Evers signs bipartisan “Prince Act” to expand AMBER Alert System for missing kids
Connect One BRT fare-free rides come to an end: What riders need to know
The Milwaukee County Transit System's (MCTS) Connect One BRT is a nine-mile route that runs along Wisconsin Avenue from the Regional Medical Center to downtown. According to MCTS, the ridership for Connect One makes it one of the top 10 routes. The Connect One has been free for riders since it debuted in June 2023, but soon they'll have to pay. The free fare is … [Read more...] about Connect One BRT fare-free rides come to an end: What riders need to know
New street signs arrive to honor Dr. Lester Carter
On Friday April 5, 2024, crews installed the new street signs that bear the name of Dr. Lester Carter Jr., a pioneering pharmacist who served Milwaukee’s black residents for decades. In 2023, the Common Council voted to rename N. 24th St., from W. Keefe Ave. to W. Center St., as 'N. Dr. Lester Carter Drive' Previously, N. 24th St. held an honorary name of 'N. Dr. Lester … [Read more...] about New street signs arrive to honor Dr. Lester Carter
MPS Turnaround Arts students performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
Eleven Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) students from Roosevelt Middle School of the Arts presented an original musical work recently at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., considered America’s national cultural center. The performance — on Sunday, April 7, 2024 at the Kennedy Center’s Eisenhower Theater — was for the Turnaround Arts 2024 Student … [Read more...] about MPS Turnaround Arts students performed at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.