Sports & Entertainment
Commentary: Evers’ pitch on stadium is just the beginning
Gov. Tony Evers recently unveiled a plan to use $290 million of the state’s $7 billion surplus for upgrades...
Marcus Corp. posts loss for Q4, full year but leaders remain optimistic
It appears Milwaukee-based hotel and movie theater company The Marcus Corp. is taking two steps forward and one step...
Mary Ellen Stanek named Milwaukee World Festival board chair
Milwaukee World Festival, Inc., the nonprofit organization that produces Summerfest, announced today that Baird managing director Mary Ellen Stanek...
Husco CEO Austin Ramirez joins Marcus Corp. board of directors
Milwaukee-based movie theater and hotel company The Marcus Corp. has added Austin Ramirez, chief executive officer of Husco International,...
Evers wants to provide $9.3 million in state funds for downtown Milwaukee soccer stadium
The mixed-use Iron District development in downtown Milwaukee would receive $9.3 million in cash from the state to help...
Future development around American Family Field would be exempt from property taxes under Gov. Evers’ budget proposal
Gov. Tony Evers' recent proposal to provide $290 million in state money for improvements to American Family Field also...
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Here are the American Family Field upgrades that more than $400 million would cover
The $290 million in state money that Gov. Tony Evers is proposing to provide for repairs and upgrades to...
Some Republican legislators balk at Evers’ American Family Field funding proposal
After Gov. Tony Evers announced a proposal to use $290 million from the state’s surplus to fund improvements to...
Evers pitching $290 million plan for American Family Field upgrades
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is proposing to use $290 million from the state’s surplus to fund improvements to American...
Johnsonville added as Summerfest sponsor
Summerfest operator Milwaukee World Festival Inc. (MWF) and Sheboygan County-based sausage manufacturer Johnsonville unveiled the details of a new multi-year...
