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A report released Friday finds the share of women working in Milwaukee's construction industry is about half that of the national average.

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Organizers held a sneak-peak tour on Thursday of the renovations to the Soldiers Home on the grounds of the Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin-based Alliant Energy announced Thursday it will close its coal-fired power plant in the northeast Iowa city of Lansing over the next two years.

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Federal prosecutors are suing a Bloomer contractor for failing to pay fines as part of a settlement meant to resolve a series of safety violations the firm committed on a Wausau-area jobsite in 2015.

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The LSS Aspen Center was built to provide residential treatment and therapeutic services to both male and female patients struggling with substance-use disorder, which has only become more common during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Like more than a few people, the Milwaukee Symphony has been spending the pandemic working on its home.

Spancrete has recorded zero lost time incidents for the last two years across the entire organization, including its three production facilities, global equipment manufacturing and construction trucking and installation services group.

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A survey released Wednesday shows contractors are still struggling with the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, especially as many contend with project delays or cancellations.

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An environmental group is asking Minnesota utility regulators to investigate Enbridge's additions to its existing oil pipeline capacity which could make the company's controversial new $2.6 billion pipeline unnecessary.

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Xcel Energy said this week that it has reached a deal to buy power from a 74-megawatt solar farm planned for a site in western Wisconsin, paving the way for construction to start on the project.