Mental Health

Bringing hope to those who find themselves having gloomy days, acknowledging those still etched in the hearts of their loved ones and those left behind, the “Out of the Darkness” walk was hosted by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill that would require Gov. Tony Evers to spend $100 million in COVID-19 relief funding on mental health programs in schools.

Tom Kline was a decorated officer, a military veteran and a guy who, friends say, loved to laugh. His friends also say he fought depression for years, and a year ago, that illness likely contributed to his death.

For the first time in two years, the Labor of Love Music Festival returned – and all for a good cause.

Virtual learning was a listed stressor for 60% of children who died by suicide in Milwaukee County, the medical examiner's office said.

Experts say while it may be difficult to intervene in situations of abuse or neglect, when it comes to protecting children, everyone can play a role.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction distributed funding to support student mental health and alcohol and other drug abuse programs.

As Afghanistan erupts in chaos, concerns of national security and mental health vulnerabilities arise.

A new mental health initiative is coming to Milwaukee thanks to a federal grant. The project is called Project Thrive and is bringing eight mental health branch offices to the city.

Many people thought that the coronavirus pandemic was on the way out until the delta variant showed up. Now that the CDC has reinstated, to a point, the mask mandate, many are finding pandemic anxiety returning.