Alex Zank

Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday declared a public health emergency over the continued spread of COVID-19 and issued an executive order that, effective Saturday, will require Wisconsin residents to wear face coverings when indoors, or in an enclosed space, and other people are present. 

The Silver Spring Golf Club in Menomonee Falls could be turned into a single-family subdivision, according to plans filed with the village.

The developers behind the planned Strawberry Fields multi-family project have acquired the 76.5-acre Kenosha site where the nearly 800 housing units will be built.

The new owners of Schlitz Park say the changes they are making to the downtown Milwaukee office complex will strengthen the connections between the buildings and enhance amenities for tenants.

The Fresh Thyme Farmers Market store in Menomonee Falls will close in less than a month.

A Waukesha investors group is planning to develop a manufacturing and corporate office facility at the Endeavor Business Park in Richfield.

Two projects in southeastern Wisconsin were among the three developments statewide receiving a total of $1.9 million in National Housing Trust Fund financing from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority.

5XEN Market, a Hmong-American business market on Milwaukee's far northwest side, is planning a $20 million, 115,000-square-foot renovation and expansion.

The building at 15650 W. Greenfield Ave. in Brookfield that houses a Walgreens store has been sold for $5.95 million, according to state records.

Two homes on Geneva Lake were sold recently, both of which went for more than $5 million.

The vacant former Toys "R" Us store property south of Brookfield Square could be redeveloped into a 231-unit luxury apartment project.

A developer is considering a 70-unit multi-family development at the site of a vacant office building southeast of 35th Street and 30th Avenue in Kenosha.