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*Monday, April 1, a new exhibit about the history of baseball will open at Discovery World. The exhibit, titled...

A roundtable discussion hosted Wednesday by Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor Seth Harris at Hunger Task Force’s office exposed the day-to-day struggles of Milwaukeeans working to support themselves and their families on minimum wage – struggles in paying bills, funding transportation, covering rent and affording prescriptions among other necessities.

Wisconsin Conservatory of Music has appointed Gregory Ruffer president and chief executive officer.

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation has awarded a $15,000 grant to the Food Pantry of Waukesha County to support the nonprofit’s continued increase in demand for food.

Northwestern Mutual employees are donating their time and expertise this tax season to help lower-income Milwaukee residents complete their taxes and file them electronically.

*Friday, March 22, the Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM) will hold MAM After Dark, “Mad Men” themed. Presented by the...

Without question, there are many factors that we can't control in business. We can't change our upbringing, genetics or the boundaries of time and space.

Internet security experts are warning consumers about a “Facebook Black” scam that is quickly and widely spreading across the World Wide Web.

The Historic Third Ward Jazz Festive, Summer Sizzle, has been cancelled this year due to a full schedule of summer activity in the Third Ward neighborhood.

Snap Fitness is donating funds on behalf of new members to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin this month as part of its Make-A-Difference Campaign.