Transportation & Logistics
Milwaukee startup offers digitally enabled future for truckers, logistics companies
The trucking industry has relied on technology like dynamic routing software, forward-looking cameras and electronic logging devices for years....
Passenger traffic at Mitchell Airport dipped 4.3% in August
Passenger traffic at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport dipped roughly 4.3% from July to August, the first month-to-month drop in traffic since the fall of 2020.
Aviation company to build $11 million campus at Mitchell International
A Milwaukee-based aviation services firm will soon break ground on construction to build an $11 million campus involving multiple hangars at 504 E. Citation Way at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.
Volkswagen warehouse in Pleasant Prairie sold to California investors for $39 million
The Volkswagen Group of America LLC warehouse and distribution center in Pleasant Prairie has sold for $39 million to a California-based investors group.
Mitchell Airport traffic reached 75% of 2019 levels in July
Passenger traffic at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport reached 75% of its 2019 level in July as volumes continued to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic.
PRESS hard seltzer owners open new beverage packaging company in Germantown industrial park
A company formed this spring to package a locally made hard seltzer product is the latest tenant of a new Germantown industrial park.
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Milwaukee World Festival to provide bus service for Summerfest
Summerfest producer Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. announced that it has secured a private operator to provide bus shuttle transportation to the festival, which will be held on Sept. 2-4, 9-11, and 16-18.
Johnsonville launches logistics business venture
Sheboygan Falls-based Johnsonville LLC has launched a new logistics venture to serve the food and beverage industry.
Uline seeks to fill 125 positions in Kenosha
Pleasant Prairie-based Uline plans to hire 125 employees in Kenosha and expects an influx of applicants with the state’s enhanced unemployment benefits slated to expire next month.
MMAC’s Steve Baas to lead state roadbuilders group
The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce's top lobbyist is headed to a state association that represents roadbuilders.
