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A judge has ruled the Northridge Mall will be torn down, ensuring a victory for Milwaukee after a legal battle that took three years. 

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With major advances in the transition to creating safe, clean renewable energy generation, Alliant Energy has announced plans to add 175 megawatts of battery storage in Wisconsin.

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At least 397 people have died on Wisconsin’s roads and highways in 2022 as of Sept. 11, according to preliminary data from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. That’s more than the 388 fatalities logged at that point in 2021, which was the deadliest year on Wisconsin’s roads since 2017.

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It’s 3:39 p.m. and W.C. Wright fires up the engine of his red Ford F-600 and backs it up toward the front of the Alexander Farm Tenant House.

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The city of Kenosha announced on Thursday the groundbreaking for a $100 million fiberoptic infrastructure project modeled after network projects in other parts of the U.S. and Europe. 

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A regional workforce development center for high school students being built in Fitchburg added a new corporate partner to provide furnishing and space, company officials said.

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A construction company that started its own suicide prevention and mental health awareness program obtained proclamations from Milwaukee County and the city for construction industry suicide prevention. 

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Milwaukee is getting millions in a federal grant to build infrastructure and develop land in the Menomonee Valley under Interstate 43, the city announced on Wednesday. 

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Milwaukee Public Museum officials have launched a survey to gather community feedback as the museum prepares to move from 800 W. Wells St. to the corner of North 6th Street and West Vliet Streets in Milwaukee.

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Regular production has resumed at a northwest Indiana refinery that was shut down last month following an electrical fire.

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