Sports & Entertainment
News and developments in Milwaukee’s sports and entertainment industries, from team ownership to event venues.
Cost of Wisconsin Center expansion project grows to $456 million
The Wisconsin Center District Board on Friday approved issuing $20 million in additional long-term debt, and a mix of other financing measures, to cover what is projected to be $36 million overrun in the budget for the Wisconsin Center expansion project.
Luxe Golf Bays opens to high demand for group outings
As the new Luxe Golf Bays driving range celebrates its grand opening today in Franklin, operators say the venue is already drawing tremendous interest from area companies and other groups planning their next private event.
NHL game at Fiserv Forum is already sold out
Tickets for the preseason NHL game at Fiserv Forum in downtown Milwaukee between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Minnesota Wild went on sale today, and quickly sold out.
Marcus Corp. posts second quarter profit in big improvement from last year
Milwaukee-based movie theater and hotel company The Marcus Corp. continues its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, today posting second quarter results that are drastically improved from a year ago.
Fiserv Forum to host preseason NHL game
Fiserv Forum will host a preseason NHL game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Minnesota Wild at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 2, Milwaukee Bucks and Blackhawks officials announced today.
Bucks aim to drive revenue, boost fan experience with new CRM platform
As consumers continue to adjust their expectations around live entertainment, pro sports teams and venues continue investing in technology...
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Developers, local officials celebrate ‘topping off’ of Trade Hotel
Looking ahead to a March 2023 opening date, executives with developer North Central Group (NCG), Findorff construction, local officials,...
Menominee Tribe leader hoping for approval of Kenosha casino within a year or two
Now that the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin and Hard Rock International are relaunching their effort to build an entertainment center and casino in Kenosha, Menominee chairman Ronald J. Corn, Sr. says he is optimistic the project will be approved in a year or two.
Despite latest court ruling, Kohler’s proposed Sheboygan golf course remains in limbo
A recent ruling by the Wisconsin Supreme Court was a small victory for Kohler Co. in its years-long push to develop a championship-level course along Lake Michigan on the south end of Sheboygan. However, the project still has several hurdles to clear before construction can begin.
Menominee Indian Tribe and Hard Rock will try again to build casino in Kenosha
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin announced today that it is partnering with Hard Rock International to relaunch its effort to build an entertainment center and casino in Kenosha.
