The distribution of COVID-19 vaccines is fueling optimism that Americans will increasingly return to the ways they used to shop, travel and work before the pandemic.
A plan to develop University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee research buildings in Wauwatosa would be replaced by a privately developed business park under a proposal endorsed Monday by Milwaukee County officials.
As the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Milwaukee residents Estella Johnson and her husband were struggling with reduced work hours and were fighting an eviction order from a landlord she said doesn't perform repairs and who changed the locks without notifying tenants.
CBRE recently arranged a 7,721-square-foot sublease with Infinity Benefit Solutions at the Pabst Professional Center, a 5-story office building in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee County landlords filed nearly 1,500 eviction actions in June, an increase of 26% from last year, as the COVID-19 pandemic tightens the squeeze on renters.
Wisconsin renters who lost income because of the coronavirus pandemic are no longer protected from Gov. Tony Evers' eviction ban, but they will soon be able to apply for as much as $3,000 in state aid.