Lauren Anderson

Adults in Wisconsin ages 65 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine beginning next week.

Carthage College has received more than $500,000 in pledges from donors to support the school’s diversity and equity initiatives.

The Milwaukee Ballet is moving forward with plans to hold reduced-capacity, in-person performances for the remainder of its 2020-’21. The company recently announced it will...

Blessings in a Backpack of Waukesha County, a local affiliate of a national nonprofit food program, has opened a new office in Waukesha.

St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care is at risk of closing its doors after the Milwaukee-based nonprofit lost its contract to operate a federal meal program at its sites. 

Baird executive Mary Ellen Stanek and her husband, Dr. Scott Stanek, have pledged more than $2 million to Marquette University.

Milwaukee County and four partnering area health systems are eyeing a site at 12th and Walnut streets on Milwaukee’s near north side for their mental health emergency center joint venture.

The United Performing Arts Fund said it will host its signature Ride for the Arts event with a new format this summer.

Michael Crowley, the chief executive officer of Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County, has stepped down from his role to take a position with the National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin.

Ascension Wisconsin has hired a former Advocate Aurora Health executive as the next president of its Fox Valley hospitals.

As Wisconsin continues to trail its Midwestern peers in distributing the COVID-19 vaccine, Republican Congressman Bryan Steil on Monday criticized Gov. Tony Evers' Administration's rollout effort while Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin said the Trump Administration is to blame for delays.

Gov. Tony Evers joined a group of governors calling on the federal government to release more COVID-19 vaccine doses to their states, saying it has held back supply.