Pumpkin Palooza event features seasonal games, good times – for FREE!  St. Ann Center’s fifth annual Pumpkin ...

By National Head Start Association October is Head Start Awareness Month. There is no singular look to Head Start — its federal-to-local structure has served communities and families well over […] ...

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul recently announced he is running for another term. “This is a pivotal time for our nation. Some of our most basic rights are […] ...

The Milwaukee County Office of Equity (OOE) is hosting a one-day community engagement training workshop on Thursday, November 6, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The workshop will take place […] ...

Local Leaders Highlight Millions in New Home Repair & Energy Local leaders and energy experts recently gathered at The Table in Milwaukee to share how homeowners impacted by August’s flooding […] ...

Recently, a public hearing on the proposed bipartisan Safe Streets Save Lives Act, Senate Bill 375, took place at the Summerfest administrative building. The proposal, led by Senator Dora Drake […] ...

True democracy is a project much bigger than any one of us,” he said. “It’s a job for all of us.” Obama’s renewed activism ...

Confidence in the mass media is historically low,” the authors wrote. “With fewer than three in ten Americans now placing trust in newspapers, television, and radio to report the news fully, fairly, ...

Attiah, the Post’s only Black female opinion writer, said she was terminated after more than a decade at the paper for posts she wrote on social media addressing violence and the dangers of white ...

The National Association of Black Journalists said Attiah’s firing had “raised an alarm about the erosion of Black voices across the media.” “The absence of Black journalists doesn’t just harm us, it ...

When you disappear people from spaces, you lose those valuable discussions that help our nation really process who we are and what kind of country we want to be,” Khadijah Costley White, a professor ...

Media 2070, a group dedicated to racial equity in journalism, called the firing “a dangerous and deliberate act of erasure by media owners.” Philip Lewis, president of the Washington Association of ...