Sports & Entertainment

The PGA of America and Kohler Co. announced today that a very limited number of corporate hospitality options remain available for the 2015 PGA Championship, which is nearing a sell-out of its entire sponsorship inventory.

Marquette University, in partnership with the Milwaukee Bucks, will likely fill a seven-and-a-half-acre plot of land acquired by the school last fall with a new facility housing intercollegiate and professional athletics as well as initiatives related to academic research and campus health and wellness.

Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. announced on Thursday that Keith Urban along with Phillip Phillips and special guest Dan + Shay will headline a Summerfest concert this year.

More beer will flow through Milwaukee County parks this summer with the addition of a second Traveling Beer Garden Tour, which will feature beer, authentic German food and other menu items from Sprecher Brewing and Sprecher’s Restaurant and Pub.

The state of Wisconsin would borrow $220 million to help pay for a new arena in downtown Milwaukee, which would be paid for with future growth of the income taxes paid by NBA players to the state, under a plan unveiled today by Gov. Scott Walker.

*Saturday, Jan. 24, the seventh annual “Strikes for Hope Charity Bowling Tournament” will take place at Sussex Bowl, located...

*Thursday, Jan. 22, the Greater Brookfield Chamber of Commerce will hold a “Business After 5” networking event at Healthworks...

Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson Motor Co. has been named the official motorcycle of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, a bike enthusiast gathering held each year in Sturgis, S.D.

The product of a Waukesha-based manufacturer was a part of the FOX Sports NFC Championship telecast on Sunday. Made by Blizzard Lighting LLC, four of the BLOCKHEAD professional moving head LED matrix light fixtures were used on the pregame and halftime set.

One-third of Americans assert that there are not enough playgrounds in their community to serve the number of children who live there, a belief confirmed by neighborhood residents, clergy, small business owners and officials during the building of Mount Pleasant's Community-Oriented Policing House.