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With the Milwaukee Common Council’s approval on Tuesday, Komatsu Mining Corp. is planning to have a design team and general contractor selected for its waterfront-headquarters project by the first quarter of 2019.

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Local officials hope that a plan to redevelop an events center in Madison will help the campus better accommodate events and remain a strong competitor with rival venues.

Tagged with: Alliant Energy Center

A Wisconsin material-design company is reclaiming 19th century timber from gutted warehouses in Racine in a project that a company official likened to finding "a needle in a haystack."

Clean-energy advocates will get a second chance to block the proposed construction of a natural-gas plant in northern Wisconsin, although the odds of prevailing are not in their favor.

Tagged with: Dairyland Power Cooperative Minnesota Power natural gas Public Service Commission renewable energy Superior

A firm affiliated with the Milwaukee-based developer Ogden & Company stiffed its employees of overtime wages, a federal judge has ruled in a class-action lawsuit.

Tagged with: Ogden & Co. overtime prevailing wages

The Milwaukee office of Husch Blackwell will be moving into a new building in downtown Milwaukee.

Tagged with: J. Jeffers & Co.

A high-voltage power line built across western Wisconsin has been put into service after almost three years of construction.

Tagged with: American Transmission Co. LLC Badger Coulee Dairyland Energy Solutions Xcel Energy

With a recent federal approval, developers are moving closer to taking a chance on a new Ho-Chunk Nation casino and resort in Beloit. The U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs recently filed a draft environmental assessment for the project, which would ...

Tagged with: casino Forest County Potawatomi Gov. Scott Walker Ho-Chunk Tony Evers

The former head of construction at Bloomberg LP cooked up a lucrative side business, prosecutors say: an electrical-contracting company that he kept humming with $250 million worth of business from the global media and financial-information company.

Tagged with: fraud

Opponents of Enbridge Energy's proposed replacement of its Line 3 crude-oil pipeline may turn their attention to fighting the project on other fronts as a Minnesota regulatory panel prepares to take one of its final steps to allow it to proceed.

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