Police: Increase in business burglaries in MPD District 2
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee police say they have seen an increase in business burglaries in the area east of S. 16th St.
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee police say they have seen an increase in business burglaries in the area east of S. 16th St.
Lack of snowfall hurting business in Crivitz
CRIVITZ (WITI) -- Across Wisconsin, it has felt like winter, but when it comes to snowfall, in some areas it has been normal, while in other areas, the snow has been lacking!
CRIVITZ (WITI) -- Across Wisconsin, it has felt like winter, but when it comes to snowfall, in some areas it has been normal, while in other areas, the snow has been lacking!
Extreme heat is not keeping people from golf courses, beach
MILWAUKEE -- When the temperatures soar to near 100 degrees, you would expect some outdoor businesses to suffer.
MILWAUKEE -- When the temperatures soar to near 100 degrees, you would expect some outdoor businesses to suffer.
Walker: Not trying to poach Illinois companies
CHICAGO (AP) -- Wisconsin Gov.
CHICAGO (AP) -- Wisconsin Gov.
Paul Davis Restoration moving to Milwaukee, bringing 100 jobs
A big jobs announcement kicked off the 150th anniversary meeting of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce Wednesday, as Paul Davis Restoration announced it's moving its headquarters and training facility to Milwaukee, bringing in 100 jobs, and a $10 million investment.More than 1,600 business leaders gathered on the field at Miller Park for the meeting Wednesday, to discuss the fact that unemployment remains a huge concern in the state, and around the country, and business leaders say there are job openings, but not enough skilled workers available to fill them.Former Bucyrus CEO Tim Sullivan says the Wisconsin State Senate needs to pass a bill that would change the way high-schoolers are educated, creating two separate tracks: one being a college prepatory curriculum, and one for vocational courses."Kids are smart.
A big jobs announcement kicked off the 150th anniversary meeting of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce Wednesday, as Paul Davis Restoration announced it's moving its headquarters and training facility to Milwaukee, bringing in 100 jobs, and a $10 million investment.More than 1,600 business leaders gathered on the field at Miller Park for the meeting Wednesday, to discuss the fact that unemployment remains a huge concern in the state, and around the country, and business leaders say there are job openings, but not enough skilled workers available to fill them.Former Bucyrus CEO Tim Sullivan says the Wisconsin State Senate needs to pass a bill that would change the way high-schoolers are educated, creating two separate tracks: one being a college prepatory curriculum, and one for vocational courses."Kids are smart.