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Plans for a $100 million event and recreation center in Eau Claire are moving ahead, as project officials look to the example set by another public-private deal that has helped remake the city's downtown.
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Officials push for $100M events, recreation center in Eau Claire
Plans for a $100 million event and recreation center in Eau Claire are moving ahead, as project offi...
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TOWERING FEAT: VJS Construction expands, renovates Milwaukee retirement center
VJS Construction Services workers expand and renovate the North Tower expansion of the Saint John’s ...
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Hotel under construction collapses in New Orleans, search on for a missing worker (UPDATE)
Rescue crews on Sunday searched for a worker missing in the partial collapse of a New Orleans hotel ...
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Oak Creek officials seek clarity on USPS mail-sorting center
Oak Creek officials are imploring the U.S. Postal Service to keep them abreast of its plans to build...
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PUNCH LIST: Epic Expansion & Amazon Warehouse (VIDEO)
The week’s fastest minute in construction. ...
Today's News
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Officials push for $100M events, recreation center in Eau Claire
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Republican Nicholson won’t run for Congress, eyeing 2022
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Court: Dairy expansion nixed, citing climate change
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TOWERING FEAT: VJS Construction expands, renovates Milwaukee retirement center
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Pickup moving at high speed goes airborne, crashes into roof
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Fire officials: 2 die in early-morning Milwaukee duplex fire
Commentary
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OPINION: New approach to shifting from per-gallon taxes to per-mile charges
Ever since serving on the Transportation Research Board special committee on the long-term viability of fuel taxes in 2005, I have been persuaded that per-gallon fuel taxes are not a sustainable source of funding for 21st-century roadways. A subsequent national commission in 2008 (on which my Reason colleague Adrian Moore served) concluded that charging per mile rather than per gallon of fuel would be the best replacement funding source. But can that difficult transition be made?
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COLUMN: Governments ‘missing in action’ with Great Lakes pollution
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COLUMN: Why are private prisons such a subject of debate? 3 questions answered
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View from around the state: Put down your phone and watch the road
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OPINION: Why apprenticeship is becoming a wise choice for many
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