Nicole Koglin is latest hire at Milwaukee's CBS 58 with Fox 6 ties Nicole Koglin is the latest hire at Milwaukee’s CBS affiliate WDJT-TV (Channel 58) with ties to Milwaukee Fox network... 5 hours ago
Journal Sentinel circulation falls over 11% as owner Gannett seeks more digital subscribers Despite the stated goal of owner Gannett Co. Inc. to grow digital subscriptions, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Sunday... 5 hours ago
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States shift to vaccinate those in their 50s against COVID-19 as supply expands Days after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized the Johnson & Johnson vaccine for emergency use — marking the... 5 hours ago
Daring rescues show first responders and everyday Americans stepping up to save lives From a cop evacuating a family from a burning home to a boy whose quick thinking saved lives, these stories follow brave... 5 hours ago
Wisconsin's outdoor recreation industry thrives in 2020 Though the Covid-19 pandemic had some drastic effects on the tourism industry in 2020, it did provide some silver linings... 5 hours ago
Bucks, Greater Milwaukee Foundation bring investment to minority companies: MBJ Podcast #98 Arvind Gopalratnam and Ken Robertson were both raised in Milwaukee, and now are involved in efforts to help more of the... 6 hours ago
LGBTQ-affirming charter school prepares to open its doors in 2021 Magic City Acceptance Academy, an LGBTQ-affirming charter school in Homewood, Alabama, is preparing to open its doors to... 6 hours ago
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Swalwell sues Trump and close allies over Capitol riot in second major insurrection lawsuit The new lawsuit filed on Friday by the California Democrat follows a similar suit filed last month by Rep. Bennie Thompson... 6 hours ago
See Covid-19 changes at Milwaukee Art Museum as it reopens: Slideshow The Milwaukee Art Museum reopens to the public March 5 after a second temporary closure. Check out the attached slideshow... 8 hours ago
5 things to do and know the weekend of March 5 Learn the history of Black Milwaukee’s blue collar middle class; view the new gallery exhibit at Arts @ Large; check out... 11 hours ago
Wisconsin manufacturing rebound faces headwinds of rising supply chain challenges The outlook is bright for many sectors of Wisconsin’s manufacturing economy, but that’s tempered by manufacturers facing... 12 hours ago
NNS on ‘Lake Effect’: 5 things to do and know this March in Milwaukee neighborhoods NNS deputy editor Adam Carr joins Joy Powers of WUWM for our monthly spot with “Lake Effect,” where he discusses events in... 22 hours ago
New mental health clinic opens on National Avenue Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers is teaming with the Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division to bring... Yesterday
Clearing the air: Answering commonly asked questions about the coronavirus vaccine We talked to some of Milwaukee’s health care experts to see what questions they receive about the vaccine, how they clear... 3/3/2021
To Texas, with love: How Milwaukee stepped in for a state that was down and out After a winter storm in Texas knocked out electricity and left people without food or water, groups and individuals across... 3/2/2021
Read the winning entries from the inaugural Rosa Parks Tribute Scholarship essay contest The Milwaukee County Transit System sponsored the first-ever Rosa Parks Tribute Scholarship essay contest, asking high... 3/2/2021
The NNS coronavirus update for week of March 1: New groups eligible for vaccine; hours change at American Family Field; third vaccine approved in US New groups become eligible for vaccinations and federal officials approve a third vaccine for those 18 and older. Here’s... 3/1/2021
5 things to know this week in Milwaukee: March 1 to March 6 Learn about Nō Studios’ artist grant program; register for Milwaukee Recreation spring classes; visit Milwaukee museums... 3/1/2021
Hayat Pharmacies offering walk-in clinics for COVID-19 vaccines at Ma’Ruf Center, Hayat Pharmacy on Layton Avenue Hayat Pharmacies is teaming with community centers Friday and Saturday to bring vaccinations to Milwaukee neighborhoods... 2/26/2021
Bus routes throughout Milwaukee County will change beginning March 7. Here’s what you need to know. Officials say new bus route changes to the Milwaukee County Transit System will result in more people being connected to... 2/26/2021
5 things to do and know the weekend of Feb. 26 Help Ayuda Mutua in its supply drive; attend Voces de la Frontera’s news conference on freedom; check out Midwest... 2/26/2021
‘There are no throwaway people’: Sister MacCanon Brown and her mission to serve homeless residents For Sister MacCanon Brown, advocating for homeless residents was not something she chose — it chose her. And she’s been... 2/25/2021
From the NNS archives for Black History Month: A bus tour made Black Milwaukee’s history come alive for me For Black History Month, we looked through our archives to find articles, op-eds and personal essays that deserve to be... 2/25/2021
Fire safety 101: The habits and resources you need to survive No one thinks it will happen to them, but fires can happen to anybody. See how you can keep your and your family safe with... 2/24/2021