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Milwaukee Bucks guard Jrue Holiday and his wife, Olympic gold medalist Lauren Holiday, are providing a third $1 million round of grant funding to Black-led nonprofits and businesses.

Milwaukee-based Acts Housing supported a record 305 home purchases last year, nearly half of which were made by Black homeowners.

The United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County announced the four area business leaders that will steer its 2022 community campaign.

Milwaukee Public Museum will open a special exhibit, “Tyrannosaurs - Meet the Family,” this Friday.

The Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council and 19 other local fair housing organizations nationally reached a $53 million settlement with Fannie Mae this week over allegations that the company treated foreclosed homes in communities of color unfavorably.

Twenty-five Milwaukee-area nonprofit organizations learned this week they received $1 million grants as part of a $82 million grant allocation aimed at supporting communities disproportionately affected by the pandemic statewide.

Johnson Financial Group has re-upped its multi-year title sponsorship for the Broadway at the Marcus Center series.

Outreach Community Health Centers president and chief executive officer Constance Palmer has taken an extended leave of absence from the organization.

AbleLight, the nonprofit organization formerly known as Bethesda Lutheran Communities, has named Keith Jones as its next president and chief executive officer.

A building located on a prominent corner of Milwaukee’s Bronzeville district and formerly occupied by the Department of Natural Resources could be transformed into a center for African American art and culture.