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Wisconsin added a total of 9,300 nonfarm jobs in April, including 8,200 in the private sector and the state’s unemployment and labor force participation rates both increased slightly, according to data released by the Department of Workforce Development on Thursday.

SHINE Medical Technologies says it will produce 70% of the global patient need for molybdenum-99, a diagnostic isotope used in nuclear medicine.

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

Danielle Bergner is leaving Milwaukee-based development firm J. Jeffers & Co. next month.

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 food-tech incubator called “Hundred Acre” will grow fresh greens in Milwaukee’s Century City business park starting this summer.

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...

Five local startups whose products range from a smart basketball hoop to a fruit box subscription business were selected by...

The MKE Tech Hub Coalition awarded $60,000 in grants to six local tech startups who completed FOR-M, the coalition’s...