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Ordinance barring hairstyle discrimination passed by Milwaukee Common Council
The Milwaukee Common Council on Tuesday unanimously passed an ordinance prohibiting discrimination based on how people style their hair.
Justin Vernon among mentors selected for 88Nine’s new music accelerator
Justin Vernon of Eau Claire-based rock band Bon Iver is one of several professional musicians selected to mentor artists participating in Radio Milwaukee’s new music accelerator program, 88Nine Amplifier.
Former Hispanic Chamber leader Maria Monreal-Cameron dies at 75
Maria Monreal-Cameron, the former president and chief executive officer of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin and a longtime leader in the Milwaukee community, died Monday after a battle with cancer.
Wisconsin adults 65 and older eligible for COVID-19 vaccines next week
Adults in Wisconsin ages 65 and older will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine beginning next week.
Donors pledge $500,000 for Carthage College’s diversity and equity efforts
Carthage College has received more than $500,000 in pledges from donors to support the school’s diversity and equity initiatives.
Viewpoints: Others and Us
Through human history tribes and nations of Us have battled tribes and nations of Other.
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Six Wisconsin companies make Glassdoor’s list of top companies to work for
Six Wisconsin companies are included in Mill Valley, California-based company review website Glassdoor’s annual list of the top companies in America to work for.
Volume and value of Wisconsin venture capital deals increased in 2020
Wisconsin companies drew about $141 million in venture capital investments across 24 deals in the fourth quarter of 2020,...
Meijer opens COVID-19 vaccine registration
Grand Rapids, Michigan-based retailer Meijer, which has 12 stores in Wisconsin, today announced that people can now register to receive COVID-19 vaccines at its stores.
St. Ann Center says it could have to close its doors after losing meal program contract
St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care is at risk of closing its doors after the Milwaukee-based nonprofit lost its contract to operate a federal meal program at its sites.Â
