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Although United Way in Waukesha County fell short of its $4.75 million campaign goal last year, the organization is on the rebound with a $4.4 million goal for its 2014 campaign.

As stress continues to tax the health, emotional wellbeing and relationships of so many, Don Joseph Goewey is intervening with a set of steps that extend beyond conventional stress management.

Wisconsin hospitals invested more than $176 million in 2013 to support training for physicians, nurses and other health care and allied professionals throughout the state, according to the Wisconsin Hospital Association's annual hospital community benefit survey.

Democrats and Republicans alike recently gathered in Madison for a ceremony to honor former Wisconsin Gov. Patrick Lucey.

Although the debates over where to locate and how to finance a new arena remain unresolved, two other key downtown Milwaukee properties could be moving toward redevelopment.

Companies choose to participate in social media for a variety of reasons. In most cases, they're looking to tap into the upside that social media offers, which includes positive customer engagement, enhanced brand awareness and the chance of converting customers into brand evangelists. However, many companies fail to plan for the perceived downside of social media, which can come in the form of a negative comment, customer complaint or blistering review.

Southeastern Wisconsin's home remodeling industry is rebounding strongly in 2014, according to a new survey of the members of the Milwaukee chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry Home Improvement Council Inc.

BizTimes Media’s fourth annual Giving Guide offers southeastern Wisconsin’s business community an outlet to connect with area nonprofit organizations for philanthropic involvement.