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The former Milwaukee construction executive Brian Ganos told a judge he was "filled with shame" at his sentencing hearing for two federal child-pornography charges.
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Workers to slowly return to offices as companies keep social-distancing precautions
Tom Daykin and Jeff Bollier Milwaukee Journal Sentinel As the United States and Wisconsin reopen, wo...
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Court denies request to revive US pipeline permit program (UPDATE)
A U.S. appeals court on Thursday turned down a request by the Trump administration and energy indust...
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Wisconsin State Fair canceled for first time since 1945
The Wisconsin State Fair was canceled Thursday in response to the coronavirus pandemic, marking the ...
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Marcoux retiring after 16 years overseeing Milwaukee’s development efforts
Richard "Rocky" Marcoux, longest-serving city development commissioner in Milwaukee history, is reti...
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Big Oil loses appeal in suit that could result in billions in construction (UPDATE)
A U.S. appeals court ruled Tuesday against major oil companies in lawsuits brought by California cit...
Today's News
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‘Filled with shame’: Court hears from former construction exec guilty of child porn charges
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Report contends Davis-Bacon stymies competition, costs taxpayers; but authors acknowledge shortcomings
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Service truck driver killed in hit-and-run on Racine County freeway
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Workers to slowly return to offices as companies keep social-distancing precautions
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PUNCH LIST: Rocky Marcoux & Solar Farms (VIDEO)
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Court denies request to revive US pipeline permit program (UPDATE)
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Cornerstone alleges 6 month delay cost it $1.3M on Racine County project
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Wisconsin State Fair canceled for first time since 1945
Commentary
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Spending on infrastructure best way to get Americans back to work
Our country currently has the highest number of unemployed Americans since the Great Depression. While many of the 33 million workers who have filed for unemployment since the coronavirus crisis began expect to be rehired, many jobs will not come back.
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COMMENT: Buildings use lots of energy. Here’s how to design them give back as much as they take
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OSHA revises guidance for employer reporting of COVID-19 cases
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OPINION: Politicians failed us. So it’s up to citizens to protect Wisconsin.
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Contracts and COVID-19: How to make sure you’re protected when there’s a project delay
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