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Rev. Pop: Infuses a timeless design into American Family Field with the alley food truck park

Milwaukee, WI – Rev Pop, the Milwaukee-based creative agency known for bold and immersive branding, has transformed the game-day experience at American Family Field with its latest project: The Alley, a new, retro-inspired food truck park inside the home of the Milwaukee Brewers. The Alley is a dynamic destination concept, bringing a playful spirit and stimulating setting...

Quantrell Volvo: Green Bay to Appleton (via I-41) voted Wisconsin’s most enjoyable commute, finds survey of drivers.

Survey of 3,105 drivers. Eau Claire to La Crosse (via US-53 and I-90) + Madison to Milwaukee (via I-94) also featured. Infographic showing the country's top 130 dream drives. Everyone’s heard the horror stories about America’s worst commutes - think of the bumper-to-bumper crawl along...

Wisconsin Aging Advocacy Network and Survival Coalition: Medicaid cuts hurt unpaid caregivers. More will be forced to leave Wisconsin’s workforce. 

Today, Wisconsin disability and aging organizations are releasing a new factsheet showing the impact on workers, cost to employers, and loss to Wisconsin’s workforce that occurs when unpaid caregivers must leave jobs to provide care for loved ones. Disability and aging advocates fear the current trend of unpaid caregivers being forced to leave the workforce will increase...

WisBusiness: the Podcast with Katie Kollhoff Mouat, the Water Council

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Katie Kollhoff Mouat, director of innovation programs for the Water Council.  The group recently announced the latest cohort of companies taking part in its BREW 2.0 Post-Accelerator program, which helps startups ramp up development of their water-related technologies.  Kollhoff Mouat shares an...

Agrace: To hold ‘Giving Day’ April 2

MADISON, Wis. – The hardest days in life are often when someone you love is seriously ill, dying or grieving. In southern Wisconsin, you don’t have to face those days alone; you can turn to Agrace for support. Agrace, the Wisconsin-based nonprofit health care organization, is well-known for its 45+ years of experience providing hospice care...

Tourism secretary calls for more funding to attract visitors to Wisconsin

Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers at a legislative hearing argued for increased investment in Wisconsin tourism, supporting Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget that would boost staff and marketing funding.

THU AM News: Tourism secretary calls for more funding to attract visitors to Wisconsin 

-- Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers at a legislative hearing argued for increased investment in Wisconsin tourism, supporting Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget that would boost staff and marketing funding. Sayers told the Assembly Committee on Tourism yesterday the department needs money for marketing to drive visitors to Wisconsin, as well as more staff positions...

UW-Eau Claire: Chancellor leaves for new leadership position

Dr. James C. Schmidt, the eighth chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, announced he is resigning to become the next president of James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, concluding a decade of transformative leadership and exciting growth for UW-Eau Claire, the city of Eau Claire and the Chippewa Valley.

Universities of Wisconsin: Michael Carney named interim chancellor of UW-Eau Claire

MADISON, Wis.—Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman has named Michael Carney as interim chancellor of UW-Eau Claire effective July 1. Carney, currently the interim provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs, will replace Chancellor Jim Schmidt, who was announced today as president of James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va. “Michael Carney...

UW Health: Seeks community help to celebrate National Doctors’ Day 

MADISON, Wis. – UW Health is gathering notes of gratitude again this year for its more than 1,800 physicians in honor of National Doctors’ Day. Every year on March 30, National Doctors’ Day honors the physicians who care for the health and wellness of their patients. Patients and loved ones can share...

Building Commission deadlocks on Evers’ $4.3 billion capital budget

The state Building Commission again deadlocked on the Gov. Tony Evers’ capital budget, sending it to the GOP-run Joint Finance Committee with no recommendation as Republican lawmakers argued more discussion was needed.

WED AM News: Building Commission deadlocks on Evers’ $4.3 billion capital budget

-- The state Building Commission again deadlocked on the Gov. Tony Evers’ capital budget, sending it to the GOP-run Joint Finance Committee with no recommendation as Republican lawmakers argued more discussion was needed. Senate President Mary Felzkowski, R-Tomahawk, told Evers at the outset of yesterday’s meeting that a lot of worthy projects had been...

Power Wisconsin Forward: Residents, clean energy experts oppose We Energies’ dangerous gas plant proposal in Oak Creek

MILWAUKEE – Today, hundreds of Wisconsinites testified at public hearings hosted by the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSC) about a proposal from We Energies to build $1.5 billion of new methane gas, which the industry calls ‘natural gas,’ infrastructure in Oak Creek. The proposal includes a 1,100-megawatt methane gas plant and a 30-mile pipeline and Liquified Natural...

Dept. of Financial Institutions: Reaches final agreement with Sigue Corp., affected customers eligible for refunds

MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin Department of Financial Institutions (DFI) today announced it has reached a final agreement with money transmitter Sigue Corp., for failing to fulfill its obligations to customers during its collapse last year. The agreement with Sigue comes one year after financial regulatory agencies from 39 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia ordered the company...
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