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Marquette fires men’s basketball head coach Steve WojciechowskiÂ
Marquette University has fired men's basketball head coach Steve Wojciechowski, vice president and director of athletic Bill Scholl announced today.
City Hall sorts out Couture contract quarrel, developer aims for early April groundbreaking
With latest Couture holdup at City Hall all but resolved, the developer of the long-anticipated luxury apartment tower says he's aiming for an early April groundbreaking.
Larger gatherings, dance floors allowed under Milwaukee’s new order
The city of Milwaukee on Friday will implement a new public health order, easing restrictions on gatherings, museums, and...
I/O Technologies moves to Butler, grows team
Custom software solutions company I/O Technologies has moved from Germantown to Butler, the company announced today.
The company’s new location...
Common Council meeting tomorrow to fix issue with Couture contract
The latest snag with the Couture project may be resolved tomorrow.
Milwaukee Common Council members are scheduled to meet tomorrow...
Regal Ware names new president and CEO
Kewaskum-based Regal Ware Inc. has appointed Ryan Reigle as president and chief executive officer, the cookware manufacturer announced today.
The...
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Milwaukee State Office Building, MPM project funding do not receive State Building Commission endorsement
It was a familiar refrain at today's State Building Commission meeting: "Motion fails with a 4-4 vote."
Industry expert predicts declining statewide home sales during peak months due to low listings
The lack of homes listed for sale in Wisconsin is severe enough that it will cause overall sales to decline come late spring and into summer – at a time when sales are at their peak.
Ogden & Co. announces succession plan, leadership changes
Milwaukee-based Ogden & Co. Inc. has a new president in Beth Sucevic while former president Peter Ogden is now chairman of the board.
Seeds of Health planning high school at former Journal Sentinel office complex
Milwaukee charter school system Seeds of Health Inc. plans to open a high school in part of the former Milwaukee Sentinel building downtown, according to city records.
