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Could Milwaukee' long-delayed Couture project finally be moving forward? According to a talk radio host, the project has the cash it needs to get out of the ground. The project's developer, however, isn't saying either way.

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Challenges to the Wisconsin Public Service Commission's decision to approve the $500 million Cardinal-Hickory Creek transmission line are piling up in court with lawsuits from four local governments and an environmental group seeking to block the project.

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Life hasn’t always been easy for Hilaro Flores. A native of Mexico, the immigrant construction worker now living just over Wisconsin's border, in Minnesota, lost his mother when he was a young child. His father couldn’t take care of Hilaro and his four siblings, so the children were sent off to live in different homes.

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An explosion at a Waukesha gas company injured one worker and was strong enough to rattle windows around the city.

As the CEO of the Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee, Mike Fabishak often finds himself trying to elicit cooperation from a group of contractors who are otherwise doing everything in their power to out-compete each other.

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Ice-breaking operations were started in the western Great Lakes, U.S. Coast Guard officials announced Wednesday.

A Wisconsin company has decided not to reopen its flood-damaged plant in eastern Nebraska.

Once completed, the redevelopment will feature an abundance of modern amenities, including multiple dining options, conference center, fitness facility and a tenant lounge/bar area with an outdoor deck overlooking the Milwaukee River.

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Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence the former Milwaukee construction executive Brian Ganos to six-and-a-half years in prison and pay more than $500,000 in penalties for running a scheme to win set-aside contracts.

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Attorneys general from 18 states are urging the U.S. Supreme Court to allow construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline to continue.