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Wisconsin lawmakers voted Thursday to approve spending $2 million to help stage the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay.
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Milwaukee Repertory Theater nears fundraising goal for new theater, seeks $7.5 million to greenlight construction
Theater officials urged to greenlight construction as soon as possible to avoid cost increases and "catastrophic failure."
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Read More »Madison companies earn federal awards for fusion power
Many critical manufacturing processes need constant sources of high temperature and a federal program pushed for companies to make fusion power more technically and commercially viable.
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Read More »Wisconsin construction companies embrace youth apprenticeships to bridge skills gap
Construction companies have recently started embracing more young people and more youth apprenticeships, a state workforce development official said.
Tagged with: apprentices Craig Griffie David Polk Findorff Mortenson Rob Hutton Robyn Vining Wauwatosa East High School Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development youth apprenticeships
Read More »Lakefront Brewery leads charge for sustainable brewing, asks state for electric vehicle infrastructure
DOA Secretary-Designee Kathy Blumenfeld toured Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee as part of a review of Gov. Tony Evers' Clean Energy Plan.
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Read More »Milwaukee among cities challenging Census undercounts
Milwaukee is among some of the largest U.S. cities challenging their 2020 census numbers. Cities aren't getting the results they hoped for from the U.S. Census Bureau — an effort by Memphis to increase its official population resulted in three people being subtracted from its count during an initial appeal.
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Read More »Cobalt Partners, C.D. Smith win preliminary approval for $450M development in downtown Kenosha
A plan for a $450 million mixed-use development across nine blocks in Kenosha's downtown won early approval from a city plan committee.
Tagged with: apartments C.D. Smith City of Kenosha Cobalt Partners John Antaramian Kenosha office redevelopment Scott Yauck
Read More »Franksville-based Utphall Construction donates concrete slab for new Oak Creek K-9 officer
Utphall Construction poured concrete for a kennel for K-9 Mattis, the new addition to the Oak Creek Police Department.
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Read More »Mississippi River waters keep rising across Midwest
People living along the Mississippi River watched warily Sunday as water levels rose in southeast Iowa and northwest Illinois, awaiting spring crests as floodwaters began to slowly recede and reveal damage in areas further north.
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Read More »Milwaukee Public Museum gives first look on ‘Milwaukee Revealed,’ a reboot of Old Milwaukee
Milwaukee Public Museum revealed its spiritual successor to The Streets of Old Milwaukee as the museum prepares to build anew.
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