Advocate Aurora says it has achieved near full compliance with its COVID vaccine mandate
Advocate Aurora Health said it reached near full compliance with its COVID-19 vaccine policy.
Report: Minneapolis, Cleveland and other peers offer solutions for cash-strapped Milwaukee County Parks
Peer parks systems from across the country offer some potential paths forward for the cash-strapped Milwaukee County Parks system, according to a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Now under new ownership, M&M Office Interiors names office furniture veteran as its new president and CEO
A veteran of the office furniture industry was recently named president and chief executive officer of Pewaukee-based M&M Office Interiors after he and a group of local investors acquired the company.
Milwaukee Habitat gala brings in record total
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity announced it raised over a half-million dollars at its annual gala last week.
Children’s Wisconsin plans new Appleton clinic
Children’s Wisconsin plans to expand its services in Appleton with a new clinic location.
Pay it forward: Sparking an interest in STEM through robotics
For years, FIRST Robotics programming has been the spark igniting Wisconsin students’ interest in STEM.Â
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Developer closes on financing for $38.7 million senior living community in Muskego
An affiliate of St. Paul, Minnesota-based Presbyterian Homes & Services has closed on $38.7 million in financing for its planned 120-unit senior living community in Muskego.
PNC Foundation launches fund to support 100 Black-owned businesses in Milwaukee
The PNC Foundation has pledged $600,000 to launch a new fund in support of Black entrepreneurs and business owners...
Bader Philanthropies marks grand opening of Harpole Building in Harambee neighborhood
Bader Philanthropies, Inc. leaders and supporters gathered Tuesday to celebrate the grand opening of its new Harambee neighborhood building at 3338 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive.
Report: Representation of women on Wisconsin corporate boards increased this year
The percentage of women on Wisconsin corporate boards continues to increase, according to new research from Milwaukee Women inc.
