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On this week’s episode of Real Talk, Percy Brown Jr. looks at MLK’s final challenge to the Black community, and whether or not we’re living up.
No Badgers got drafted into the NBA. but two did sign contracts — Nigel Hayes with the New York Knicks and Bronson Koenig with the Milwaukee Bucks.
A resolution to rename the City-County Building after President Obama isn’t getting much support.
Turns out, Sheriff David Clarke will be staying in Milwaukee.
The Ho-Chunk Nation opened a new community center in Madison.
Madison kids — and their parents — can get free lunch all summer at sites around the city.
Mariam Maldonado is settling into a new role at the Urban League of Greater Madison.
The Common Council approved $75,000 to start to work on gun violence issues.
Danyelle Wright is the new Dean of Students at Sun Prairie Schools.
Two deacons in Milwaukee, with help from their clergy colleagues, have been trying to bring peace to Milwaukee through prayer on the streets.
New York dancer Fana Tesfagiorigis returned to her roots at Madison Ballet.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Dane County will leverage more than $500,000 to keep kids occupied and positive this summer.
“Hidden Voices” will highlight three local African American women writers, who will in turn highlight three other African American women writers, at Hawthorne Library this afternoon.
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