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Wisconsin voters will consider more than $900 million in school construction work across the state when they head to the polls on Nov. 3.

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Days before the state declined to give the Foxconn Technology Group tax credits for work done in 2019, officials wrote that the company’s Mount Pleasant factory "may be better suited for demonstration purposes rather than as a viable commercial glass fabrication facility."

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U.S. home construction rose a solid 1.9% in September after having fallen in the previous month, as home building continues as one of the bright spots of the economy.

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The Milwaukee contractor Selzer-Ornst announced on Tuesday that it has acquired Wisconsin Redevelopment, a real-estate firm and consultant.

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The Foxconn Technology Group project in Mount Pleasant was billed as an economic miracle worker for Wisconsin.

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

Minnesota pollution regulators properly considered the construction effects of Enbridge Energy's plan to replace the 337-mile segment of its aging Line 3 crude-oil pipeline that crosses the state, an administrative-law judge ruled Friday in a blow to environmental and tribal groups fighting the project.

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The national publisher Fast Company has recognized the prefabricated intensive-care units built by Appleton's Boldt Co. and designed by HGA Architects as an innovative way to fight the coronavirus outbreak.

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Enbridge Energy officials said Wednesday they have completed a small section of its replacement of their Line 3 crude-oil-pipeline project in North Dakota, leaving only the Minnesota stretch that has been challenged by state officials and others.

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After emerging from bankruptcy, the Milwaukee contractor KPH Construction is suing the architectural firm Kahler Slater in the latest dispute to arise from the redevelopment of the Hotel Northland property in Green Bay.

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