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Milwaukee's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Milwaukee's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Milwaukee is seeing strong demand for technicians' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Milwaukee's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Hiring for managers in Milwaukee is going strong. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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Milwaukee's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Milwaukee's transportation industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Milwaukee's tech industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Milwaukee is seeing strong demand for sales representatives' skills. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

Milwaukee's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking for.

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The Packers and Eagles will kick off the 2024 NFL season in São Paulo, Brazil, amid heightened security and local excitement, plus Milwaukee fans plan a Brazilian-themed celebration.

Raleigh-Durham International Airport's Terminal 2 boosts local food offerings with chef Scott Crawford's new venue, Carolina Craft, and Black & White Roasters.

Mazos Hamburgers in Milwaukee has closed after 90 years in business, citing family health needs. The community has expressed sadness at the loss of the local landmark.

The North Avenue Market in Milwaukee closed due to financial struggles, as announced by the owner, Chris Morse. Despite efforts to adapt, including a shift to a restaurant model, the market faced consistent losses since its opening in 2022.

Jolly Good Soda was named the Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin for 2024, winning a public vote contest organized by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce and Johnson Financial Group.

The Walgreens store near 91st and Appleton Ave in Milwaukee will close on December 3, part of a plan to reduce store count following a $3 billion loss.

Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee transformed Black Friday into a craft beer celebration, where enthusiasts line up for limited-edition releases and participate in charitable events like the Warm Hearts Community Coat Drive.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle in Milwaukee; the driver is cooperating with the investigation.

Eli Lilly announced a $3 billion expansion of its Kenosha County facility, aiming to meet growing demands for treatments and bringing 750 new jobs to the region.

City Lights Brewing Company in Milwaukee is closing down on Saturday due to unsustainable economic challenges, despite being a community staple since 2017.

Several Milwaukee breweries have closed, notably MobCraft Beer, City Lights Brewing Co., and Enlightened Brewing Company, reflecting industry challenges; while Explorium expands through mergers.

The West Allis Senior Center is hosting its Annual Rummage Sale on May 16, where the public can shop for various items and baked goods, with proceeds aiding the center.

SCHEELS is set to open a 210,000-square-foot store in Wauwatosa’s Mayfair Mall by spring 2027, offering sports goods, entertainment, and generating 500 jobs.

Joann Fabrics and Crafts is closing all its stores, including 24 in Wisconsin, after failing to find a buyer following its March 2024 bankruptcy. Sales at Wisconsin locations have started.

A body was found in a Waukesha home, prompting a death probe and a search for missing family members. The sheriff's office asserts there's no public threat.

Three individuals in Waukesha County are accused of rolling back vehicle odometers and reselling cars with fraudulent mileage, affecting 70 vehicles and removing an estimated 4.5 million miles.

Regal Ware celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Partner Summit, highlighting the importance of local manufacturing and job creation, while focusing on innovation and strong partnerships.

The DOJ is investigating a deputy-involved shooting in Fond du Lac, WI, where Jesus Mendez Berry, with a felony warrant and allegedly armed with a pellet gun, was shot and killed by a sergeant.

American Family Field introduces the "Go-Ahead" hands-free ticket system using facial authentication, aimed at reducing entry times for Milwaukee Brewers fans.

Harley-Davidson board member Jared Dourdeville resigned, criticizing the company's performance and culture. CEO Jochen Zeitz plans retirement, as the motorcycle manufacturer faces strategic challenges.

Crossroads Collective, a food hall in Milwaukee, is closing on May 8 after over six years on the East Side. It has been a culinary incubator for local food businesses.

Green Bay experiences a dip in short-term rental prices ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft, with homeowners adjusting rates from initial highs due to market realities and the event's family-oriented audience.

Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested by the FBI on charges of obstruction during an immigration enforcement operation. Further details of the case are pending investigation.

Wisconsin's DNR issued a Red Flag Warning for extreme wildfire risks in several counties, suspending all burning permits due to high temperatures, strong winds, and dry conditions.

Annaka Trudell was convicted in Fond du Lac for the stabbing death of Ashley Calo during a drug transaction, which the DA highlighted illustrates the dangers of drug addiction.

Milwaukee Judge Dugan filed a motion to dismiss her federal indictment, asserting judicial immunity and the 10th Amendment. She faces allegations of obstructing federal agents.

The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Habitat for Humanity to begin building a home, one of 34 planned for first-time buyers at affordable prices, announced by Milwaukee City Development.

The Milwaukee Common Council criticized DHS for wrongly accusing a local immigrant of threatening the President, leading to unnecessary detention and death threats against him.

Menomonee Avenue in Menomonee Falls will be closed for culvert installation starting June 23, causing a week of traffic disruptions. Local businesses will remain open.

Milwaukee officials are targeting decaying billboards and signs to improve neighborhood aesthetics and community pride, urging businesses to maintain their outdoor advertising.

Five Pick 'n Save stores in southeast Wisconsin are closing to help Kroger cut costs, with employees offered transfers. Local shoppers express inconvenience over the closures.

Local residents and Alderman Stamper are addressing the closure of a vital Pick 'n Save store in Milwaukee, seeking a new grocer to prevent a food desert.

Milwaukee residents are protesting the planned closure of a local Pick 'n Save grocery store, citing concerns about the community's access to food and pharmacy services. They are requesting that the store remain open until at least December 2025.

Pizza Man in Wauwatosa is closing on August 24 after a decade, due to unsuccessful lease negotiations and economic challenges. Specials will be offered before closure; the Milwaukee location remains open.

Milwaukee police fatally shot a 31-year-old armed suspect linked to robberies. The officers are on administrative duty; an investigation is underway, with plans to release incident video footage.

New Berlin Police seek the owner of a lost dog found wearing a camo collar, currently cared for by HAWS, after failing to identify him through a microchip.

Neighbors are contesting Shalom Wildlife Zoo's expansion in Washington County, alleging it violates permits and ordinances, impacting local tranquility and safety. The zoo defends its actions as necessary improvements.

Wisconsin's DNR is seeking public input on Inland Label's Green Tier applications for its Neenah and La Crosse facilities, acknowledging their efforts to exceed environmental standards.

Husar's House of Fine Diamonds in West Bend, Wisconsin, is closing after 75 years. Owners Mike Husar and Mary Husar Martin are retiring. The store will close when inventory runs out, possibly before Christmas.

Janesville invites participants for its Jolly Jingle Holiday Lighted Parade on December 6, with awards for best floats and a warning about fake parade social media pages.

The Oak Creek Farmers Market experienced significant growth in 2025 with sales over $1.1 million, despite extreme weather, and remains a vital community hub.

Milwaukee's Lakefront Brewery launched THC-infused beverage High Jinx, despite a federal ban on hemp-derived THC products. The non-alcoholic drink is vegan, gluten-free, and contains 10mg of Delta-9 THC per can.

Visit Stallis opens an online pop-up shop with special discounts on hometown gear until December 3rd, offering an array of merchandise celebrating Stallis pride.

Milwaukee's Beans & Barley and Pomona Cider Co. are closing due to an affordability crisis, as local businesses struggle with financial pressures and competition from large corporations.

Milwaukee police are investigating a fatal pedestrian crash involving a suspected impaired driver who has been arrested. The victim, Robin Dieringer, died after being struck by a vehicle.

Oak Creek is promoting itself as an event-hosting destination with its "MOMENTUM MONDAY," encouraging potential event planners to view their promotional video and consider the city's facilities for their gatherings.

South Milwaukee had a robust economic development year, including 13 new businesses and a $52 million Bucyrus Campus redevelopment. The city updated its zoning code, adopted a long-term plan, and negotiated for a new Piggly Wiggly store.

A Waukesha County deputy was injured by a dog during a domestic violence call; the suspect was detained and faces charges. The dog was killed to stop the attack.

A Kenosha police officer shot a dog after it escaped and attacked several people, including responders, on Jan. 3. An investigation by KRAIT is underway.

A Sentry Foods on Milwaukee’s northwest side posted a notice that the 64th and Silver Spring location will close, adding to recent grocer shutdowns that worry neighbors. The move follows a nearby Aldi closure and raises fresh-food access concerns.

Gale Klappa will retire from WEC's board after May's annual meeting and be named chairman emeritus as CEO Scott Lauber is expected to take the chair.

Badger Meter landed a record contract to supply cellular water meters for Puerto Rico; production will be handled at its Racine plant with shipments slated for 2026.

A Burlington convenience store sold a $1.5 million Megabucks ticket in the Jan. 28 drawing. See the winning numbers, odds and what winners need to know.

ALDI will close its West Allis store at 1712 S. 108th Street this spring; employees were offered transfers as leaders warn of shrinking grocery access.

Morrell D. Johnson received a 262-month prison sentence for sex trafficking and other crimes. The conviction was the result of a multi-agency effort, highlighting the importance of survivor testimony.

Cargill will close its Menomonee Valley meat plant, eliminating 221 jobs and starting phased layoffs in April with the site slated to shut around May 31, 2026.

A man in Oak Creek attacked vehicles and a citizen, resisted arrest, and damaged a police car; he was subdued with a Taser and faces multiple charges.

The Milwaukee Night Market is returning for four nights this summer, featuring over 100 local vendors, with applications for vendors open until March 13.

Ventura Foods recalls over 20,000 peanut butter units in 40 states for potential plastic contamination, including products like peanut butter packets and twin packs with jam or jelly.

Milwaukee hemp shop owners and farmers warn a federal rewrite due in November 2026 could wipe out local businesses unless Wisconsin sets clear rules now. Lawmakers remain divided on how to respond.

A $128,000 Badger 5 jackpot ticket was sold at the Stop N Go on Park Avenue in Fond du Lac in Wednesday's drawing. The winning numbers were 2-4-6-12-24.

Molson Coors says it has finished a roughly 400‑position reduction across its Americas business; the cuts include corporate roles at the Milwaukee campus. The move is folded into a larger cost‑savings push.

Milwaukee’s mutual insurer will distribute a record $9.2B to policyowners after a banner 2025 that pushed revenue past $40B and operating gains above $10B.

Dunkin opened a Bay View shop at 3267 S. Chase Ave. on Feb. 25, bringing a drive‑thru and mobile-order pickup to the neighborhood. The franchisee named in city filings operates several other local Dunkin locations.

Yaskawa is assembling an 800,000+ sq ft campus in Franklin that will manufacture industrial robots domestically, bringing a roughly $180M investment and hundreds of jobs.

A Pick 'n Save shopper in West Allis won $112,668 on a Platinum Payout Fast Play ticket on Feb. 26, the Wisconsin Lottery and FOX6 reported. The $10 play captured 100% of the progressive jackpot.

About 25% of Milwaukee-area job postings were hybrid by late 2025, changing how employers, brokers and landlords plan for office space. Vacancy metrics and hiring demands are shifting in parallel.

A late‑year surge helped metro Milwaukee's exports rise 3.7% in 2025 to about $9.2 billion. Q4 strength was the key driver.

Palermo’s West Milwaukee plant adds a high‑hydration dough line and custom manufacturing capacity, expanding the family company into a much larger pizza market.

Cree Lighting will close its Racine‑area plant, idling 172 workers amid restructuring and supplier disputes. State workforce teams stand ready to help.

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

Roswell-based SiteOne has bought Reinders, the long-running Wisconsin distributor. Local leadership and most staff will remain in place while the brand joins SiteOne’s national network.

Outpost is converting warehouse space into a nearly 9,000 sq ft commercial kitchen at its Milwaukee HQ to expand prepared foods, wholesale and possibly open a fifth store.

The EEOC sued Roundy's, alleging the grocery chain fired a nursing employee after refusing a water-bottle accommodation and violated the PWFA and ADA.

A Journal Sentinel analysis of police logs found most closed Pick ’n Save stores saw falling theft reports, undermining Kroger’s shrinkage rationale and sparking policy talk.

The City of Milwaukee ordered the Sentry Foods at 71st and Lisbon temporarily closed after inspectors found renewed pest activity. The store reopened earlier this month but was shut again pending reinspection.

Germantown-based Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing has proposed a $9M plant in Hartford that would add about 37 jobs. City officials will review the plan this April.

Koss says it will appeal a Utah judge’s March 25 dismissal of its last patent suit against Skullcandy. The decision leans on earlier rulings that invalidated key claims.

CheeseExpo packed the Baird Center this week, drawing thousands of dairy professionals and a projected $3.2M boost for downtown hotels, restaurants and vendors.

Analysts say the national gas average could slip under $4 after crude fell when Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Milwaukee pumps could follow within days.

An Eau Claire jury awarded $5.5 million to a worker injured in a 2019 Menards distribution‑center forklift accident. Attorneys say the injury was preventable.

Sikich bought Jefferson Wells U.S. from ManpowerGroup for $100M, adding 300+ staff and a $76M revenue stream in 2025.

Harley-Davidson has announced a recall of about 88,039 U.S. motorcycles after regulators flagged a possible airbox baseplate breather-port blockage. Owners should check VINs and watch for dealer repairs.

Walgreens will close its North Avenue store in Milwaukee on June 23, citing persistent safety challenges. Prescriptions will transfer to the Wisconsin Avenue location and delivery options will be offered.

Harley‑Davidson’s first‑quarter profit fell to about $25M as the Milwaukee maker unveiled "Back to the Bricks," a dealer‑focused plan that leans on cheaper bikes and cost cuts.

Henkel will close its Oak Creek plant, eliminating 57 jobs across a staged schedule that begins this summer and winds down by early 2027.

IKEA will open a 54,000-square-foot Madison store at Prairie Towne Center this fall, with showrooms, a Swedish Deli and thousands of items ready to take home.

Maynard Steel, a nearly century‑old Milwaukee foundry, filed for receivership in Milwaukee County Circuit Court on May 11, creating uncertainty for workers and heavy‑equipment suppliers.

Milwaukee's Sellars has placed Bravo paper towels in about 1,475 Target stores, driving production growth and new hiring at its north-side plants.

Fiserv told investors it expects more than $12 in adjusted EPS by 2029 and 4–6% revenue CAGR as it pursues margin gains, buybacks and productivity fixes after 2025's reset.

Pabst is discontinuing Schlitz after 175 years, removing a long‑running Milwaukee brewing name. The move closes a chapter on a brand that once helped define the city.

Graycliff Partners bought Tramont Manufacturing and plans to roughly double the Milwaukee maker’s footprint with a second northwest‑side facility. The acquisition keeps operations anchored in the city.

Franchisee Kardo Rasha has filed plans to turn part of the former North Avenue Market at 5900 W. North Ave. into a Dunkin', reusing the drive‑thru and patio. The project still needs city approvals.

Milwaukee‑based Press, the premium hard seltzer founded by Amy Walberg, has been placed into Chapter 128 receivership after filings showed multi‑million dollar liabilities and staff cuts.

Unemployment held at 3.5% in April while payrolls rose month-to-month but fell year‑over‑year, keeping Wisconsin ahead of the national rate even as hiring cools.

Modine’s Airedale brand signed a $4B+ capacity agreement and received $165M to fund U.S. plant expansions as hyperscalers step up orders.

Long leases at the shuttered King Drive Walgreens give the chain de facto control of the site, a landlord says, meaning a new pharmacy can’t open without Walgreens’ OK.

Generac has secured a major hyperscaler supply agreement and will scale factories in Sussex, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh to meet rising demand for large generators. The move follows a roughly $600M notice‑to‑proceed and lifts Wisconsin manufacturing capacity.

New figures show Milwaukee County’s tourism impact rose to about $4.4 billion as the state’s visitor economy logged another year of growth driven by festivals and conventions.

A Wisconsin Rapids resident claimed a $2,000,000 top prize on the Wisconsin Lottery's $2 Million Royale scratch ticket purchased at Nekoosa Mart.

New Fortress Energy's PlanCos asked a New York court to recognize a U.K. creditor-led restructuring that would convert most debt to equity. The move shines a spotlight on Bucks co-owner Wes Edens.

Generac has acquired a Belvidere facility to expand packaging of large backup generators for data centers and expects to add roughly 100 jobs by Q1 2027.

A convenience store in Soldiers Grove sold a Badger 5 jackpot ticket in the June 17 drawing. The winning numbers were 4-13-16-27-30 and state and local reports give six-figure figures.