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Milwaukee-based Vivent Health announced that it has named Brandon Hill as its new executive vice president and chief operating officer.

Total attendance for Summerfest 2022 was 445,611, according to its producer, Milwaukee World Festival Inc. That’s an 8.8% increase compared to attendance of 409,386 in 2021, but far below pre-pandemic levels for the festival.

Milwaukee-based Versiti, a company specializing in blood health solutions, has acquired Lees Summit, Missouri-based Ethical and Independent Review Services (E&I).  Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

If you've passed Northwestern Mutual's downtown Milwaukee headquarters in the past three years, you may have spotted a 37-foot-tall stainless steel tree standing out among the gardens in front of the office tower. The artwork has been on display since 2019 as part of Sculpture Milwaukee's annual streetside exhibition, and now, it's there to stay.

Milwaukee Public Schools students are getting a crash course on the increasingly popular esports industry, as well as IT training, thanks to funding from the MPS Foundation.

BizTimes Milwaukee is seeking nominations for its annual Nonprofit Excellence Awards program.

Rogers Behavioral Health this month will welcome patients into its new residential care center in Brown Deer.

VISIT Milwaukee hosted its annual meeting Wednesday, bringing hundreds of local business execs and community leaders to the Marcus Performing Arts Center in downtown Milwaukee to celebrate the continued post-COVD recovery of tourism and travel in the region.

If we’ve heard it once, we’ve heard it a thousand times: the health care industry is evolving. Advocate Aurora Health...

The long-vacant former Gold’s Gym building in Waukesha’s Moreland Plaza shopping center has been acquired by Fox River Christian Church, which has plans to turn the two-floor, 42,009-square-foot building into a community center.

Waukesha-based Kern Family Foundation has pledged $50 million to the Medical College of Wisconsin, in its second major philanthropic contribution to MCW in the past five years.

The Zilber Family Foundation has awarded $5.4 million in grants to 31 nonprofit organizations in Milwaukee.