Black History Month

There’s a new alcohol distribution company in the Milwaukee-area. It is Wisconsin’s first Black-founded, and minority-owned alcohol distribution company.

You can explore Black history in an intimate guided tour, part of a collaboration with America’s Black Holocaust Museum and the Milwaukee Public Museum.

Gee’s Clippers on North MLK Drive in Milwaukee is much more than a place to get a haircut. It’s a community hub where conversations flow just as smoothly as the clippers.

A new recent dance workshop in Milwaukee connected Black dancers to their history, while reminding them of their power and place in the dance community.

Customers may not know Chef Bennie, but they can bet their bottom dollar they know his food.

There's new life in a historic building in Milwaukee's Bronzeville district, called ThriveOn King.

A pair of Milwaukee Public Schools graduates are setting their sights on becoming dentists.

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined the UNCF on Friday to announce the 10th annual Mayor's Masked Ball.

This year's Black History Month theme celebrates the role of Black labor in building the nation through industry or community work.

Brown Deer made history on Wednesday night, Feb. 28 as the village hosted its first official Black History Month celebration.