Lauren Anderson

Waukesha-based nonprofit organization La Casa de Esperanza has promoted its chief operating officer Shari Campbell to chief executive officer.

America’s Black Holocaust Museum has received a $10 million commitment from an anonymous donor to fund its reopening next year and sustain its operations moving forward.

An anonymous couple is committing $10 million to improve Marquette University’s campus health and wellness services.

An Illinois-based behavioral health system plans to open a clinic in a former chiropractor office in Glendale.

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin Inc. plans to relocate some of its administrative services and programs to the Summit Place office complex in West Allis when it moves out of its Greendale campus.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced it will offer multiple full-ride scholarships for Milwaukee students pursuing tech-related degrees next fall.

The Milwaukee Common Council has approved the sale of 41 vacant lots in the city's Harambee neighborhood to Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, paving the way for the organization to move forward with its initiative to build 80 new homes in the north-side neighborhood.

A new indoor venue complex that would host concerts and events year-round is planned for a site next to the Summerfest grounds in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward.

Froedtert Health announced it has acquired Sensia Wellness LLC, a Milwaukee-based provider of onsite employer health clinics.

The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce announced its six new board members at the All Member Meeting Tuesday evening.

Houston-based micro-hospital developer Nutex Health Inc. plans to build a $13 million hospital at a vacant site on Milwaukee’s south side.

Milwaukee-based Public Allies, a national nonprofit that prepares underrepresented young people for grassroots leadership, has received a $10 million donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott and her husband, Dan Jewett.