Splash pads, senior centers and libraries are all places you can stay cool over the summer.
Health and Wellness
Health & Wellness
Milwaukee experts share meal ideas and tips for families during summer break
Preparing quality and affordable meals for children during summer break can be tough. Community experts have provided families with tips and healthy recipes to make it easier in the kitchen.
Did we really have to dump 2 billion gallons of sewage into local waterways after the April floods?
Whistleblowers continue to call for an audit of the private company that manages the region’s wastewater treatment facilities.
Ground breaks on student-designed meditation garden at Granville Lutheran School
Students designed, budgeted and pitched designs for a meditation garden in front of Granville Lutheran School, 8242 N. Granville Road. The garden should be finished by late June.
Peeling back barriers: Milwaukee fruit artist brings a fresh approach to healthy eating
Imani Raiyne, founder of Kreative Fruitz, uses her art to make healthy eating more accessible and engaging across the city.
How to maintain balance as you age — and prevent dangerous falls
Falls lead to serious injuries and deaths across Wisconsin each year. Here’s how to limit your risk.
Health groups step in following closure of City on a Hill
During a recent community call, Health Connections Inc. and others shared updates on efforts to help those impacted by the closure.
New billboards raise awareness about the dangers of fentanyl
Three new billboards on the South Side remind residents that one pill can kill.
Longtime Milwaukee nonprofit launches capital campaign to transform mental health space
Wisconsin Community Services is taking a major step to improve care for people with severe mental needs by reimagining the space where it happens.
‘Golden handcuffs’: Wisconsin methadone rules limit access to opioid treatment
As other states expand access to methadone treatment under relaxed federal rules, Wisconsin has been slow to follow.
