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More MPD Footage Shown From Sterling Brown Arrest

June 9, 2018

By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, new footage from four body cameras worn during the incident involving NBA player Sterling Brown and police was leaked. The videos were obtained and released by Brown’s lawyer. Last month, Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) released the footage from the body camera of the initial officer involved in the incident […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Alfonso Morales, Ana Martinez-Ortiz, Excessive Force, Milwaukee Bucks, Milwaukee Police Department, Tom Barrett

Addressing Mental Health in the Black Community

May 19, 2018

By Nyesha Stone With public school systems failing, lead in the water and a nation being further torn apart by politics, it’s no wonder why people are reaching out about their mental health. In the past, speaking about one’s mental state was seen as taboo, and a sign of craziness, and for some this remains […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Blake Tucker, Crisis Assessment Response Team, Mental Health, Nyesha Stone, Radaya Ellis, Stephanie Baran

Marquette University Launches Investigation into a Racist Snapchat

April 28, 2018

By Ana Martinez-Ortiz Earlier this week, a racially charged image circulated around Marquette University’s campus. The picture was a screenshot of a Snapchat photo that featured four males, two of them holding plastic toy guns and one holding a black baby doll. With the word, “Chuuch” typed across the gun in the forefront, the Snapchat […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Ana Martinez-Ortiz, Chuuch, Marquette University, Racist Snapchats

Vel Phillips, Influential Trailblazer and Civil Rights Pioneer, Dies at 94

April 21, 2018

By Evan Casey and Karen Stokes Velvalea “Vel” Phillips, a Milwaukee legend, an advocate for civil rights who displayed courage under great pressure, died Tuesday. She was 94. Civil rights activist Vel Phillips was the first woman to sit on the Milwaukee Common Council. She was the first woman to serve as a judge in […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Evan Casey, Karen Stokes, Obituaries, Vel Phillips

March for Our Lives Milwaukee: The Youth are in Power

March 31, 2018

By Nyesha Stone It’s 2018 and America’s youth is showing the world how to use their voices in an impactful way. After the Parkland, FL shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, that killed 17 students and staff, students said enough is enough and decided to fight back. March for Our Lives is a nationwide […]

Popular Interests In This Article: March for Our Lives, Nyesha Stone

United Way Creates New Position Focused on Boys and Men of Color

October 27, 2016

Shannon Reed named Director, Innovative Strategies for Boys and Men of Color Article courtesy of United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County announced a newly-created position for the organization – Director of Innovative Strategies for Boys and Men of Color. Shannon Reed accepted the role and […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Shannon Reed, United Way

Milwaukee Film Festival Hits Record Attendance Nearly 77,000 People Turned Out For Film Festival’s Eighth Year

October 21, 2016

By Ross Terrell Moviegoers turned out for the Milwaukee Film Festival this year at an historic rate. The 76,899 people that attended led to an 8 percent increase from the prior year’s attendance. Member support has been strong, but an emphasis on attracting other people paid off and helped with the boost in numbers, Megan […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Milwaukee Film Festival, Ross Terrell

Milwaukee Opens State’s First Housing Development Aimed At Ending Chronic Homelessness

October 15, 2016

Thurgood Marshall Apartments Open With On-Site Mental Health, Social Services By Ross Terrell Wisconsin’s first housing development for people struggling with chronic homelessness and alcoholism opened Thursday in Milwaukee. Residents living in the 24 one-bedroom apartments will have access to on-site mental health and social services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Chris Abele, Homelessness, Lennie Mosley, Marshall Thurgood Apartments, Ross Terrell, Tom Barrett

Milwaukee Film Festival Offers More Than Just Films

October 7, 2016

By KP Whaley The Milwaukee Film Festival is celebrating its eighth year with more than 500 different events to choose from. It began last Thursday, Sept. 22, and continues through Thursday, Oct. 6. The festival’s artistic and executive director, Jonathan Jackson, said it’s his goal to have the event be as well-known and attended as […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Black Lens, KP Whaley, Milwaukee Film Festival

Milwaukee Common Council Releases Public Safety Action Plan

August 26, 2016

Plan Includes Recommendations To Increase Police Staffing, Taxes By Ross Terrell The Milwaukee Common Council released a public safety action plan Tuesday afternoon. The plan includes recommendations to expand juvenile detention facilities, increase Milwaukee police staffing and increase property taxes. Alderman Ashanti Hamilton said the price tag for the changes is large, but they don’t […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Ashanti Hamilton, Milwaukee Common Council, Public Safety, Ross Terrell

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