COVID-19

Following the Wisconsin Supreme Court's decision to strike down Gov. Tony Evers' "Safer at Home" order, bars and restaurants in most of the state are faced with a choice: reopen without government-mandated restrictions on capacity or social distancing, or remain closed to the public for now.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services has released the names of nursing homes that are undergoing active public health investigations for COVID-19. 

Fiserv Inc.’s outbound chief executive officer Jeffrey Yabuki will receive a large compensation package upon his departure, according to a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

Sussex IM plans to expand both its headquarters and south plant this year to accommodate business growth and the potential reshoring of production by customers.

The 18 suburban municipalities in Milwaukee County have signed their own stay-at-home order that prohibits restaurants and bars from opening and limits gatherings of more than nine people until May 21.

Waukesha County executive Paul Farrow encouraged businesses to follow CDC and Wisconsin Economic Corp. guidelines after a Wisconsin Supreme...

The city of Milwaukee will continue to enforce its own stay-at-home order, Mayor Tom Barrett said Wednesday evening, following the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Gov. Tony Evers’ “Stay at Home” order.

By a 4-3 majority, the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down Gov. Tony Evers’ “Safer at Home” order, finding that it is unlawful, invalid and unenforceable.

After reopening for about a month, Carnevor in downtown Milwaukee has closed its doors again in an attempt to...

A second round of Racine’s Small Business Emergency fund allocated $650,000 to 146 businesses in the city, Racine mayor...