Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) is bringing back 32 School Resource Officers (SROs), marking the second year of the reinstated program under Wisconsin Act 12, the bipartisan…
Author: Deborah Prinze
Deborah Prinze
Deborah Prinze is a Black Conservative woman born and raised in Milwaukee’s inner city. She writes about current events and social issues affecting the Black community, blending compassion, conviction, and real‑life experience.
A local Brady Street bar, “The Garage,” has gone viral after social media posts seemingly coming from the bar, listed a ban on primarily Black rap…
Milwaukee’s copper thieves aren’t just stripping abandoned schools and shuttered grocery stores anymore. They are ripping copper right out of streetlights. What started off as a…
Milwaukee’s central city is in crisis. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and essential retailers are disappearing. And every time another storefront goes dark, residents must travel further if…
The final night of the Wisconsin State Fair collapsed into chaos: fights broke out, crowds ran, security was overwhelmed, and an officer was injured. After eleven…
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has launched a new federal investigation into Milwaukee Public Schools over how the district changed its…
Because somewhere along the way, our media stopped informing the Black community and started shilling for the Democratic Party. This is unacceptable. Milwaukee’s Black media doesn’t…
The Wisconsin State Fair ran 11 days without major trouble. On the final night it collapsed into fights, gate-jumping, seven arrests, an injured officer, and an…
David Crowley might be a nice guy at home, a husband, a father, a stepfather. Wonderful. But Wisconsin isn’t electing a family man. We are electing…
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley’s early‑morning primary win may be official, but the path he took to get there, the polling gap, the drop‑out drama, the…