Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Natalie Eilbert

A bill introduced in Congress this month would end the disparity in how long-term disability insurance carriers treat physical conditions and mental conditions or substance abuse disorders. Today, jobs with long-term disability benefits typically provide insurance coverage for physical ailments until retirement age.

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Jordyn Noennig

1840 Brewing is closing June 29 after nearly eight years in Bay View. The brewery is known for serving barrel-aged and slow-brewed beers that have more complex and unique flavors than your average ale. The brewery closure comes as at least six breweries have closed around Milwaukee in the last year. Industry experts say the craft brewing market has slowed as the industry matures and more options, like hard seltzers and canned cocktails, have hit the market.

1 day ago | jsonline.com | Jordyn Noennig

A new bar is in the works for the first-floor restaurant space in Turner Hall, which has sat empty for more than a year since Turning Tables moved to a new space at 250 E. Wisconsin Ave. Pabst Theater Group, which operates the second floor Turner Hall Ballroom, has applied for an occupancy permit and liquor license to operate a tavern on the first floor at 1034 N. Phillips Ave. The applications indicated that the new concept would not have food to start.

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Todd Rosiak

Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski won his third straight start, defeating Paul Skenes and the Pirates 4-2. Misiorowski pitched five scoreless innings, striking out eight and hitting 102.4 mph on the radar gun. Misiorowski is the first pitcher since 1901 to allow three or fewer hits in his first three starts (minimum 16 innings). The anticipation entering the Paul Skenes-Jacob Misiorowski matchup June 25 at American Family Field was, well, unprecedented for the Milwaukee Brewers.

2 days ago | jsonline.com | Tom Daykin

An office building on Brookfield's Executive Drive has been sold at a sheriff's auction − the third such foreclosure sale over the past year. The three-story, 57,000-square-foot Executive Center V building, 300 N. Executive Drive, was sold for $4.8 million to its lender, a Wells Fargo Bank affiliate, according to public records. The deed was posted on June 25 by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.