Northrock Partners opened a 3,500-square-foot office space in Milwaukee's Deer District to work with business owners and sports professionals.

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Mortenson index reports labor shortages persist as Milwaukee construction employment sees 2% growth.

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DOA Secretary-Designee Kathy Blumenfeld toured Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee as part of a review of Gov. Tony Evers' Clean Energy Plan.

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Investigators said a 53-year-old Oak Creek woman embezzled more than $600,000 from a landscaping company while she worked as a secretary there.

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Pabst Theater Group has agreed to buy a commercial building in the East Side of Milwaukee and will open a new music and wedding venue inside.

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Construction for Milwaukee's streetcar continued as the Couture nears completion.

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Milwaukee announced $14.5 million for a three-quarter mile extension to the Riverwalk.

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Despite inflation, supply chain issues and a tightly squeezed labor pool, building continues along Milwaukee’s waterfront to alter the city’s landscape.

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A visit to Art Preserve, a new Sheboygan County museum, starts at a bar.

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A Milwaukee committee balked on Tuesday at a proposal to ban the demolition of city-owned residential properties for the rest of the year, giving local officials more time to decide if they want to use part of the millions the city is expected to receive in federal COVID-19 aid for housing rehabilitation.

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