The Daily Reporter – WI Construction News & Bids Wisconsin's Construction Authority

As long as 100 percent of the scrap metal and steel on the Bucks arena project is being recycled, some of it might as well go to benefit a local charity.

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Twenty-six projects will receive $13.6 million in low-income housing tax credits to help with the construction of more than 1,300 affordable-housing units throughout the state, Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch announced Tuesday.

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Potawatomi Hotel & Casino wants to expand the hotel at its Milwaukee property with the construction of a second tower.

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A La Crosse program that provides educational scholarships to families willing to build a new home or renovate a home in one of two of the city's deteriorating neighborhoods has generated so much interest that the nonprofit has a waiting list.

Milwaukee County officials working on a proposed $45 million bus rapid-transit system say they have high hopes that a revised application for the project will secure them a federal grant later this year.

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A new private-public partnership at the Milwaukee County Zoo will lead to $3 million worth of capital investments, including major renovations and upgrades to the zoo's existing restaurants and gift shops, County Executive Chris Abele announced Wednesday.

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The city of Milwaukee has identified neighborhoods struggling with violence as "promise zones" ahead of summer so that they may receive extra attention and funding.

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Gov. Scott Walker's jobs agency would be able to issue business loans again under provisions in the state budget the Legislature's finance committee approved Tuesday in a sign that Republicans' faith Walker's troubled flagship economic engine is growing again.

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Workers and activists mark May Day on Monday in Milwaukee with a march and rally for labor and immigrant rights.

Mike Keiser wants to build up to five golf courses on 1,700 acres of land between Wisconsin Rapids and Adams-Friendship.

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