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MKE Tech Hub to host, rebrand Startup Milwaukee Week
Startup Milwaukee Week will become “Milwaukee Tech Week” as the MKE Tech Hub Coalition plans to host the annual...
Sendik’s looking to hire for 275 jobs
Sendik's Food Market announced plans to hire 275 employees company-wide.
The Milwaukee-based grocer will host a job fair on Wednesday,...
Barrett wants to use $30 million of COVID relief money on housing activities
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett is proposing to use $30 million of federal COVID-19 relief funding on housing activities in the city.
St. Francis wants a $30 million mixed-use development on Lake Drive property it just acquired
The city of St. Francis intends to facilitate the development of a dense mixed-use project on property it now owns near the Lake Michigan lakefront.
The family business practices that help Kwik Trip grow│Ep. 74
The latest episode of the BizTimes MKE Podcast features editor Andrew Weiland's conversation with Carl Rick at the...
Legacy Redevelopment Corp. names new CEO
Legacy Development Corp. has promoted Terese Caro to president and CEO, the Milwaukee-based community development financial institution announced Thursday.
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Herzing University awarded $2 million federal grant to train more mental health professionals
Herzing University was recently award a nearly $2 million federal grant for a new mental health-focused nurse practitioner program.
The...
Aug Prep plans $42 million expansion to become city’s largest single-campus school
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy, a private K4-12 school founded by HUSCO International chairman Gus Ramirez and his family, unveiled plans Thursday for a $42 million expansion at its campus on Milwaukee’s south side.
Planning work proposed for streetcar extension to Walker’s Point
The city of Milwaukee could devise plans for a Walker's Point streetcar extension as part of a new $1.3 million spending proposal. The proposal also calls for pedestrian and bike infrastructure improvements in the neighborhood.
Region’s health care grads earning higher degrees, but fewer available to fill entry-level jobs
While southeastern Wisconsin is seeing an increase in the number of students completing their bachelor’s and higher in health science fields, fewer students are attaining credentials needed for in-demand entry-level health care jobs, a new report says.
