Rare Milwaukee abruptly closed its downtown steakhouse on March 17; the post pointed diners to the Madison location as a reported lease dispute plays out.

United Natural Foods will close its Sturtevant distribution center, eliminating about 443 local jobs as the wholesaler reshapes its distribution network.

A March blizzard paused Versiti donor centers and canceled drives, leaving the blood bank short roughly 400 donors. O‑type and platelet donations are especially critical as centers reopen.

Wisconsin lawmakers are exempt from retention rules that bind other public employees, so emails and calendars can be deleted. A Democratic bill timed for Sunshine Week faces long odds after budget writers dropped a governor’s fix.

Baba Yayo'z won council approval to open a take-and-bake shop at 4646 S. 76th St. in Greenfield. No opening date has been announced.

A Middleton man was arrested after a police chase that began on U.S. Highway 151 and ended in Juneau when deputies used a PIT maneuver and stop‑sticks. Prosecutors will review fleeing and bail‑jumping referrals.

Kenosha police say detectives have probable cause to arrest Curtiss Tolefree Jr. in a sexual‑assault investigation and are asking the public to help locate him.

Milwaukee City Parks will present early concepts and gather neighborhood feedback at a community design review next Thursday for 51st & Stack Park.

A West Allis police pursuit ended in a crash on Holt Avenue in Milwaukee; a 19-year-old driver was arrested and two people were hospitalized.

Jersey Mike's will open a new shop at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc (Unit 105 at 1350 Penny Lane); job postings list an April 2026 opening and hiring is underway.

A February 2025 hack of Bell Ambulance exposed names, SSNs, driver’s licenses and medical records for roughly 237,830 people; Medusa claimed responsibility and federal agencies warned.

Developers want to convert the long-vacant Doctors Hospital at 2711 W. Wells into 124 affordable senior apartments, but financing must be secured by March 27, 2026.

A 16,068‑sq‑ft Menomonee Falls warehouse occupied by a Servpro franchise sold for $1.575 million after an accepted offer roughly 10 days after listing.