Lauren Anderson

Curative Care Network, Inc. has named Joy Gravos as its next president and chief executive officer.

Milwaukee-based Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. has awarded two local education nonprofits with grants that honor the legacy of its late chairman Paul Purcell.

The Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin health network plans to start construction this summer to convert the former Wisconsin Heart Hospital building into a specialized physical rehabilitation hospital and medical office building.

The Milwaukee Academy of Science is kicking off construction this week for its planned 20,000-square-foot expansion.

Milwaukee County is seeking businesses to cultivate hemp clones in one of the greenhouses at the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservancy.

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ProHealth Care plans to build a new primary care clinic on Waukesha’s south side, the health care system announced Monday.

About 12,000 non-clinical Advocate Aurora Health employees who have been working remotely throughout the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to do so permanently, the health system said Friday.

Three years after launching to support low-income Milwaukee students through college, nonprofit organization All-In Milwaukee is expanding to serve students in Racine.

DeVona Wright Cottrell, chief legal officer and general counsel at GMR Marketing, has been named board chair of professional women’s organization TEMPO Milwaukee.

A collaboration of Milwaukee organizations is putting forward recommendations for the city to address its affordable housing challenges.

Milwaukee's COVID-19 health order will expire June 1, two weeks sooner than originally planned. The expiration of the health order will eliminate the city’s mask...