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The Milwaukee-based Republican Robert Spindell is again the target of Democrats and liberal groups.
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Trainees and recent graduates from WRTP/BIG STEP say they seek opportunity.
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Ahead of a Cultures & Communities Festival event tonight that focuses on the same topic, journalists of color in Milwaukee reflect on the need and responsibility of diverse storytelling in their community.
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UW-Milwaukee history professor Arijit Sen has spent a decade connecting with residents in Martin Drive, a neighborhood on Milwaukee's west side, to find out what stewardship means. He's learned some keys to creating a diverse neighborhood with a strong social infrastructure.
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Martin Drive, on the Milwaukee's west side, is one of the city's most diverse neighborhoods — with no racial majority. The people who live there point to its varied housing, its urban guardians, the groups with a stake in the neighborhood and more.
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The Heal the Hood Milwaukee Block Party and Resource Fair returns to the city this weekend for its 11th annual celebration on May 27 between 8th and 12th and Burleigh Street.
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DevelUP program director Matthew Paschall, Don Bernards of Baker Tilly and Anthony Kazee at KG Development group share DevelUp's mission and impact.
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African American environmental pioneers and rising stars celebrated at fourth annual event in Milwaukee.
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MAdre Wellness Collective is removing barriers to wellness for people of color in Milwaukee. Maricella Nayeri is the owner; she talks about her own healing journey and how the collective hopes to make wellness more accessible.
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A coalition attempts to convince people to register to vote ahead of the mid-term elections.