Lauren Anderson

The African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin today celebrates the opening of its new headquarters and co-working space on King Drive in Milwaukee.

Seedlings have begun sprouting at Hundred Acre.  The indoor urban farm, located in the city of Milwaukee’s Century City Business Park, uses a vertically stacked...

The math wasn’t adding up.  Family medicine physician Dr. Katrice Brooks had over 2,500 patients. On any given day, she was squeezing in appointments with...

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation said it distributed over $12 million in 2021 to organizations in Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin.

Occupational and physical therapy services provider Greenfield Rehabilitation Agency Inc. has expanded its presence into school districts throughout the region with its recent acquisition of Brown Deer-based Dominiczak & Associates. 

PortFish Ltd. 3781 County Road KW, Port Washington 262-284-1970 | portfish.org Facebook: @portfishltd   Year founded:  2009 Mission statement:  To develop a working aquaponics model that can be replicated to promote...

The statistics hardly need to be rehashed at this point. It’s well documented that Wisconsin has routinely found itself toward the bottom of lists...

A charter school that is set to be authorized by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is planning to operate on the Wisconsin International Academy campus in Wauwatosa.

BizTimes Media celebrated the successes of startups from across southeastern Wisconsin during its Innovation + Entrepreneurship Forum and Awards program at the Italian Community Center Friday.

Half of working women in Wisconsin are considering quitting their jobs, according to a new report from Kane Communications Group underscoring the pandemic’s impact on women in the workforce.

Summerfest operator Milwaukee World Festival Inc. has named former Milwaukee deputy city attorney Mary Schanning as the nonprofit organization's general counsel and chief administrative officer.

Waukesha-based ProHealth Care has purchased two of its medical facilities for a combined $42.5 million, state records show.