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Can employers require employees to get COVID vaccine?
As Wisconsin health care systems begin to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to their frontline workers this week, employers are preparing for a wider vaccine rollout when supplies become available for their employees in 2021.
Giannis Antetokounmpo signs 5-year contract extension with Bucks
Superstar forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, the winner of the NBA MVP award for the last two seasons, said on Twitter that he will sign a contract extension to remain a member of the Milwaukee Bucks "for the next five years."
Packers, Brewers and Bucks form investment portfolio to support minority-owned tech startups
In partnership with Microsoft, Wisconsin’s major pro sports teams have formed the Equity League, an investment network focused on building a portfolio of technology companies to create more opportunities for Black and LatinX entrepreneurs.
COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Wisconsin, health care workers to receive it this week
Wisconsin received its first allocation of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine today.
New York-based legal software company to open Milwaukee office
New York-based Expert Institute LLC, a legal software company that connects attorneys with subject matter experts, will locate its Midwest office in Milwaukee, according to an announcement today from Gov. Tony Evers.
New Residence Inn by Marriott hotel opens in Brookfield
The new Residence Inn Milwaukee Brookfield hotel opened last week in the City of Brookfield.
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Bradley Foundation awarded $10 million in grants to Wisconsin organizations this year
The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation announced it has distributed $10 million in grants this year to organizations in Milwaukee and throughout the state.
Milwaukee County BRT project receives federal grant money, construction slated for spring
Milwaukee County officials say they have formally received a $40.9 million federal grant that will allow construction to start this spring on the roughly $55 million bus rapid-transit project.
LSS seeks final $50,000 to reach fundraising goal for new Waukesha treatment center
Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin & Upper Michigan is seeking the final $50,000 needed to complete its fundraising campaign for the organization’s new Waukesha treatment center.
Braving the cold: Many restaurants add outdoor structures to survive winter
Winter is here, and full-service restaurants are bracing for what could be the toughest stretch of the COVID-19 crisis yet as positive case counts remain high and diners are leery of eating at a restaurant indoors.