Small Business

If you want to build something that stands the test of time, take a lesson from Lopez Bakery & Restaurant on Milwaukee’s south side.

The owners of Racine Brewing Company are shutting down later this month. A pandemic-driven loss in revenue is to blame.

Grebe's Bakery in West Allis is facing a staffing shortage – and that means it is having to adjust its store hours until further notice.

Milwaukee Makers Market is the largest and longest-running monthly market in the city where local artisans, crafters, and bakers can show off their products.

Mekong Cafe in Milwaukee just barely survived the COVID-19 pandemic. Storms that cut power, though, could change its open sign to closed for good.

The Wisconsin Restaurant Association said the hospitality industry is dealing with a perfect storm of issues that hurt area restaurants.

The SBA announced economic injury disaster loans are available to small businesses and related entities due to a Wisconsin drought that began in June.

OnMilwaukee's Food Truck Fest sold out Saturday, July 24 – the first "fest" at Henry Maier Festival Park since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Festival Foods in Greenfield is now open near 27th and Layton Avenue in Greenfield.

Molson Coors Beverage Company is donating a $50,000 gift to the Sherman Phoenix Foundation in the form of a grant.

It was an exciting day at Milwaukee's Sherman Phoenix as the doors reopened for the first time since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. A special guest from Madison got a tour: Governor Tony Evers.

Milwaukee's COVID-19 order and mask mandate expired, and businesses now have to decide what to do.

The Milwaukee Bucks seem to be fans of Milwaukee Public Market vendor C. Adams Bakery cookies -- a go-to treat after games.

For the first Bucks playoff game at Fiserv Forum in two years, the goal is for the Deer District to look more like 2019 than 2020 -- safety protocols still in place.

A bakery in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood, burglarized in April, came up with a sweet solution to help catch the suspect.

Changing with the times, after more than a year of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, some businesses have busted while others flourish.

A Kenosha man bought a 13-seat party bus and transformed it into what is now known as the Blacktop Barbershop.