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The developer of Milwaukee's Couture high-rise offered the city a $1.4 million guarantee after it missed a deadline to start construction this month.

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Cornerstone Pavers, of Racine, has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a judge approved the firm's reorganization plan on Tuesday.

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A bill circulating in the state Legislature aims to keep a months-long backlog in commercial plan reviews from reemerging by reviving changes to the review process that lawmakers had proposed last year.

Tagged with: Dawn Crim DSPS plan reviews Roger Roth Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services

Gov. Tony Evers wants to spend $2.4 billion on Wisconsin building projects over the next two years, with nearly a half of that going toward projects across the University of Wisconsin System, $163 million for a new state office building in Milwaukee and plans to move the state historical society museum to a new location near the Capitol.

Tagged with: Associated General Contractors of Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers state Building Commission

Laid-off union members on Friday protested JP Cullen's decision to hire a non-union Illinois company as a subcontractor for a portion of a $21 million project to remodel a Rock County agency building.

Tagged with: International Union of Painters and Allied Trades J.P. Cullen

At the Walbec Group, jobsite safety is something you carry around in your pocket.

It had become a common refrain at JF Ahern: The company did the big stuff well, but got tripped up on the little things.

Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday signed a bill that forgives more than $400 million in state taxes on loans Wisconsin businesses received as part of the federal Paycheck Protection Program.

Tagged with: coronavirus loans

Gov. Tony Evers' two-year budget proposal would hold the line on transportation funding, bolster clean-energy programs and implement new rules to fight wage theft in Wisconsin's construction industry.

We Energies on Tuesday announced plans to develop a 200-megawatt solar farm and 110-megawatt battery storage project in Kenosha County.

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