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*Saturday, Jan. 4, the Milwaukee County Zoo and the Zoological Society of Milwaukee will offer free zoo admission, thanks...

BizTimes Media’s fourth annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.

Internationally-ranked tennis professional Tim Smyczek, a native of Milwaukee, hosted the "Serves for Summit" professional tennis exhibition on Dec....

Wired Wisconsin is offering its E-Cycle Wisconsin program for those who received electronic gifts for the holidays and want to dispose of used electronics.

After a 32-year career with Discovery World, Executive Director Paul Krajniak will retire at the end of 2014, the innovation center has announced.

Following an emergency plea for food and monetary donations on Tuesday, the Guest House of Milwaukee was able to stock its fridges and freezers with enough food to feed its 101 residents through the week and beyond.

Nonprofit organizations looking to forge stronger ties with Milwaukee's business community may have an opportunity to do so through FUEL Milwaukee's year-long Adopt-a-Nonprofit Program.

Although it's received little attention, Wisconsin Act 20 — the 2013-2015 budget bill — has made several substantial legal changes that are expected to reduce unemployment obligations and costs for Wisconsin employers when they take effect on Jan. 6.

Sixty-five percent of Wisconsin chief executive officers expect moderate state economic growth in the first half of the year, according to a recent survey by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce

We’ve heard about the challenges Millennials create for employers, and we’ve seen them mocked with stereotypes of their self-absorbed attitudes, but the group of workers born after 1980 will soon account for nearly half the workforce in the U.S. and their unique talents may be the key to success for those who hire and encourage them.