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Developers are moving forward with plans to build an 8,000-seat soccer stadium as part of a mixed-use project near Marquette University.

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Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed for the third consecutive month in April as mortgage rates surged, driving up borrowing costs for would-be buyers as home prices soared to new highs.

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A huge fire set off by an explosion Thursday at a marine construction company in southeast Wisconsin injured six people, including three firefighters, and drew fire and emergency responders from three other counties in the region, officials said at a briefing.

Milwaukee's Department of City Development has awarded its annual Mayor’s Design Awards to 15 projects.

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See the biggest winning bids from around the state this past week, from our Wisconsin Project Center online bidding service.

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The Bureau of Indian Affairs on Friday approved the Ho-Chunk Nation's application for a casino in Beloit, more than two decades after the city residents voted in favor of the complex.

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The popular Elroy-Sparta State Trail in western Wisconsin officially reopened over the weekend following several years of flood-related repairs.

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Plans for building a new concert venue near Milwaukee’s Summerfest grounds have been canceled.

Daniel Sanchez thought he was onto something good about 10 years ago when he landed a job as a post-construction cleaner for a subcontractor in Minnesota, but it wasn’t long before the red flags started going up.

When Kevin Sandkuhler thinks about mental health in the construction industry, he thinks of the past and those he wished he’d done more to help.

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