Milwaukee launches a new clinic by C.H. Mason Health Clinic and OCHC to improve healthcare access for underserved communities, offering medical and behavioral health services, including telehealth.

Milwaukee Common Council leadership will participate in the May Day march to support immigrant and worker rights, calling for an end to cuts in essential services and advocating for inclusive policies.

Niche Book Bar opens in the 6th District on April 26, offering a grand opening event with family activities and aligning with Independent Bookstore Day.

Oak Creek is seeking nominations for its 2024 Citizen of the Year, recognizing individuals who have significantly contributed to society, civic roles, and education, with a deadline of May 1.

A 70-year-old was killed in a home invasion in Milwaukee's Hillside area, with police conducting a homicide investigation and seeking a known suspect.

The Wauwatosa School District Board voted 4-2, with one abstention, to close WSTEM by June 2026, earlier than planned. Despite parents' protests for transparency, the district intends to implement STEM curriculum district-wide.

A Milwaukee teacher is charged with sexual misconduct with student athletes, involving explicit texts and unwanted contact. Another lawsuit claims neglect of a 2022 teacher-student misconduct case.

Racine police shot a suspect during an armed home invasion; details of the suspect's injury and how it occurred are unclear. Officers are on leave, and investigations are ongoing.

The Oak Creek Public Library will host a book sale, with items available for $5 a bag, on May 10 from 9 AM to 2 PM, cash only. Proceeds support library programs.

The Milwaukee Fire Department celebrated its 150th anniversary, highlighting its history and evolution through memorable fires in 1906 and 1948 on social media.

Milwaukee mourns the Easter shooting death of 17-year-old Donell Jones, a high school student with medical career aspirations, as his family speaks out on gun violence.

Milwaukee Police apprehended a suspect and seized a large quantity of drugs, including cocaine, meth, fentanyl, and THC, during a probation violation arrest.

The article discusses safety concerns at Vincent High School after a fight escalated, suggesting a need for policy reviews, including cell phone regulations.