KABA news

Uptown Lofts project receives $1.2MM grant to support project

Wisconsin leaders are applauding U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin’s (D-WI) work to secure support for Southeastern Wisconsin in this year’s annual […]

Jean Werbie-Harris receives Impact Award in Kenosha, KABA announces new board officers

Pleasant Prairie’s Community Development Director Jean Werbie-Harris was presented with the 2024 Impact Award during the Kenosha Area Business Alliance’s […]

Governor Evers Signs BTC Modernization Bill into Law

Gov. Tony Evers has signed Assembly Bill 627 into law as 2023 WI Act 143. A top WEDA legislative priority, […]

Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood Welcomes Secretary Missy Hughes and Nicole Ryf as New Board Members

KIN board expands to include representation from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and Kenosha Area Business Alliance The Kenosha Innovation […]

Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood Welcomes Secretary Missy Hughes and Nicole Ryf as New Board Members

KIN board expands to include representation from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation and Kenosha Area Business Alliance The Kenosha Innovation […]

Kenosha County Business of the Year: Niagara Bottling

11031 88th Ave., Pleasant Prairie Industry: Beverage bottling Employees: 127 niagarawater.com California-based Niagara Bottling has been growing its presence in […]

Welcome to Wisconsin: Recent transplants discuss their experiences during MMAC’s Talent Recruitment Summit

For Gaby Cabrera, a southern California native and assistant product manager at Milwaukee Tool, there was one standout fear in […]

Jerry Franke named first executive director for Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood

The Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood, Inc. announced that it has named longtime Milwaukee area commercial real estate executive Jerry Franke as the organization’s first executive […]

Niagara Bottling named Kenosha County Business of the Year

Niagara Bottling, which built a $56 million water bottling facility in Pleasant Prairie in 2014 and invested another $36 million […]