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Wheel & Sprocket’s new shop will be the first retail venture opened as part of the Ballpark Commons project in Franklin. Also at Ballpark Commons are Routine Field Baseball Stadium – where the minor league team the Milwaukee Milkmen play home games – soccer fields, apartments and senior-living residences, among other attractions.

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Repairs and cleanup following prolonged flooding along the Mississippi River will cost more than $2 billion, an advocacy group for places along the river said Tuesday.

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Crews held a "topping off" ceremony on Tuesday to mark substantial progress on the construction of a 25-story office tower being built for BMO Harris Bank at the southeast corner of Water and Wells streets in downtown Milwaukee.

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The city of Glendale signed off on a plan on Monday to spend $37 million to help redevelop the struggling Bayshore Town Center in exchange for clearing a decade-old debt on the property.

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As Marian University in Fond du Lac sought to improve its campus by expanding and renovating its two-story science building, its goal was to create a facility that not only attracts new students and faculty by dramatically enhancing the education experience, but also by providing a space where students want to be.

Largest winning bids in Wisconsin from the previous week, according to The Daily Reporter’s JobTrac bidding service.

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Sales of new U.S. houses slumped by 7.8% in May, as sales plunged in the pricier Northeastern and Western markets.

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Wisconsin's frac-sand industry is grappling with several idled mines amid increased competition from companies in Texas and Oklahoma.

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The University of Wisconsin-Madison is setting up a new marker recognizing the campus as the ancestral home of the Ho-Chunk tribe.

Terry Gou, chairman of Foxconn, the largest contract assembler of consumer electronics for companies such as Apple, said Friday he was stepping down amid speculation he could be planning a presidential run next year.

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