Andrea Williams

Martin Luther King Jr. Library reopens, bringing new energy to Milwaukee’s Harambee neighborhood

Dr. George Koonce and Dr. Howard Fuller have officially joined the ranks of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., one of the nation’s most historic fraternities.

Civil rights icon Andrew Young, 93, visited Milwaukee for the Fellowship Open golf outing, raising funds for programs empowering young Black men.

Founded 45 years ago by Victor Barnett, Sr., Running Rebels uses mentorship, leadership, and sports to give young people alternatives to street life.

More than 600 students from over 50 Milwaukee Public Schools demonstrated their science and engineering skills, focusing on practical solutions to environmental challenges and more.

One of the last surviving members of the historic 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion — 101-year-old Anna Mae Robertson — has been named grand marshal for this year’s celebration.

Milwaukee Recreation unveiled a newly renovated Wick Field, complete with updated playground equipment, new basketball courts, and walking trails.

Two local Marine Corps vets thought their toughest battles were behind them. They’re now fighting for their lives—this time against diseases linked to toxic water at Camp Lejeune.

These women—all over 40—are jumping into something they never thought they'd be doing at their age: Double Dutch.

Austin Moutry is playing a key role in orchestrating the first round of the NCAA Tournament in the very city where his dreams began.