A vacant warehouse in the 53206 ZIP code will see new life when it reopens as a 5-story resource center and day shelter for the homeless community later this year. The MacCannon Brown Homeless Sanctuary announced last month it acquired a 35-thousand square foot building at 24th & Center St.

Greenfield Middle School will be showing off all of their final projects at the Community Night on April 26th at 3200 W Barnard Ave in Greenfield.   For more information, contact Gina Klamik at [email protected] or visit them online at ghs.greenfield.schooldesk.net.

It has been home to restaurants, night clubs and office spaces, and today, the historic 1892 Button Block building is being developed into a new downtown Milwaukee hotel.

Peaceful demonstrations are certainly not new to American politics. But with a new and polarizing administration, it seems more people are taking the to the streets in protest — in record numbers — and it’s happening in Milwaukee. But ensuring those protests remain peaceful, productive, and on message — it’s a big job.

In a time where the number of females in the Science, Technology, Math and Engineering (STEM) fields are still overwhelmingly low, Milwaukee Public Schools is inspiring their students through a unique way: by taking a trip to the movies. With the help of Marcus Theaters and contributions from various partners, starting this week 10,000 MPS students

A Milwaukee nonprofit is helping youth connect to the arts through a variety of programs — from ballet, to martial arts, to spoken word, to vocal performance — at its Riverwest headquarters. Above the Clouds, a Christian faith-based education organization, has offered classes free of charge to youth for the last 15 years, under the leadership of

For more information on the Bells of Milwaukee, you can visit them on Facebook, at bellsofmilwaukee.org or contact Michael Horne at [email protected].

It has all the usual suspects — tall tables, a projection TV, beer — but it’s not a typical sport’s bar.  At least it wasn’t originally.

For more on True Skool, check them out on Facebook or at www.trueskool.org. For more on Milwaukee Water Commons and their Water School program, you can visit them at www.MilwaukeeWaterCommons.org. TRUE Skool, Inc.

A longtime Milwaukee nonprofit organization plans to expand to a sprawling second location this year, dramatically increasing its capacity to serve at-risk youth and adults in the Harambee neighborhood. Running Rebels Community Organization announced it acquired the building on Capitol Drive, just east of I-43, earlier this month. The new location, formerly a school, will offer