Samantha Dietel
Samantha covers education, healthcare and nonprofits for BizTimes. She recently graduated from the University of Missouri-Columbia with a journalism degree. She wrote for the Columbia Missourian newspaper, and covered Congress as an intern at States Newsroom’s Washington, D.C. bureau. She loves exploring new cities, listening to music and watching Star Wars.
Jewish Family Services opens affordable senior housing units in Brown Deer
Milwaukee-based nonprofit Jewish Family Services opened a new 56-unit affordable and supportive senior housing residence in Brown Deer last...
RNC host committee donates over $5 million to Milwaukee nonprofits
The host committee of last year’s Republican National Convention has donated over $5 million to Milwaukee nonprofits.
Milwaukee County approves $30 million funding for Mitchell Park Domes renovation
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley and County Board Chairwoman Marcelia Nicholson signed legislation on Wednesday that grants final approval for the $30 million the county has promised to the Domes Reimagined Plan.
Aurora St. Luke’s ranked best Milwaukee-area hospital for third consecutive year
For three years in a row, U.S. News & World Report has named Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center the Milwaukee area’s top hospital.
Winners announced for 2025 Nonprofit Excellence Awards
BizTimes Media recognized the Milwaukee area’s leading nonprofit organizations, corporate citizens, volunteers and philanthropists on Thursday at its 12th annual Nonprofit Excellence Awards program.
Local nonprofits navigate year of uncertainty amid federal funding cuts
The nonprofit sector has faced tremendous uncertainty this year amid federal funding cuts.
Since President Donald Trump took office in...
Medical College of Wisconsin cancer research center nears completion
Open, collaborative spaces inside the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Center for Cancer Discovery will bring together the institution’s cancer research programs in one shared facility.
Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties announces multi-home development
Habitat for Humanity of Racine & Kenosha Counties will break ground on a $3 million affordable housing project in Racine on Aug. 1.
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Rogers Behavioral Health breaks ground on Oconomowoc residential facilities
Rogers Behavioral Health, a national nonprofit provider of mental health and addiction services, is building two new residential facilities on its Oconomowoc campus.
Big Brothers Big Sisters moves into new HQ
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Milwaukee says it hopes to increase collaboration and innovation with its new headquarters.
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Rocketship acquires Carmen Schools’ elementary school campus
Rocketship Public Schools, a national public charter school network that operates in Milwaukee, has acquired Carmen Schools of Science...
Villa Terrace capital campaign progresses ahead of schedule
Villa Terrace Museum & Gardens, the nonprofit operating the Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum in Milwaukee, has raised more...
