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A new audit finds continuing difficulties at Wisconsin's economic development agency.

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We Energies has asked Wisconsin regulators for permission to impose an additional fee on customers who use solar panels, a step that an industry group argues could discourage people from installing renewable-energy projects.

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The average price of commonly used construction materials increased by nearly 1% from March to April, a prominent construction group reported on Thursday.

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Nearly 1,800 middle and high school students participated in over 80 skilled and technical trades competitions during the 46th annual SkillsUSA Wisconsin State Leadership and Skills Conference.

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Two Wisconsin operators unions have filed suit over Wisconsin's well-known Act 10 law, arguing aspects of the legislation curtailing unions' bargaining powers deprive them of free-speech rights.

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The Milwaukee workforce chief Willie Wade is faced with federal wire-fraud charges over allegations that he solicited a $30,000 bribe to push through plans for a downtown Milwaukee strip club while he was a city alderman in 2017.

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The Brookfield Christian Reformed Church has been around for 75 years. The congregation has grown over time and is now in need of additional space.

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A developer is being accused of a "bait-and-switch" building scheme and is likely be hit Wednesday with a record $25 million in fines and fees for putting up a high-priced hotel on the Southern California coast after initially obtaining a permit for a property with moderately priced rooms.

McMAHON has announced that Brad Werner and Nick Vande Hey have been named vice presidents of the firm.

The city of Glendale would kick in $36.7 million for an overhaul of the struggling Bayshore Town Center in a deal that could clear the city of debt it took on a decade ago to develop the property.

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