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Wisconsin has seen a steep decline in net migration of families with children and this could cause trouble for attempts to find replacement for older workers, according to a new report.
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Plans canceled for wind farm in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
A company says it's not moving forward on plans for a wind farm in Michigan's Upper Peninsula because of considerations including delays in the planning process.
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Read More »Racine RFP seeks to spend $200K on makeover of downtown, Monument Square
The city of Racine is looking into revamping its downtown and Monument Square in an effort to make the area more inviting to residents and visitors.
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Read More »Thawing ice allows re-deploying of Great Lakes data buoys
As ice thaws around the Great Lakes, technicians are preparing to re-deploy buoys that gather a wealth of information for use in research, water safety efforts and recreation.
Read More »ON THE LEVEL: Stellberg finds home at Daily Reporter after stint writing comedy
Starting off in comedy writing might not seem the usual path someone might take to a job selling advertising for a construction-industry newspaper, but it’s exactly how Amanda Stellberg got to where she is today.
Read More »Hurdles remain for $250M water park at megamall
A proposed $250 million water park at the Mall of America moved closer to reality on Wednesday when the Bloomington City Council agreed to pay $7.5 million toward its design costs, but there is still no guarantee the project will get built.
Read More »OFFSITE to expand in Pleasant Prairie
OFFSITE, an IT solutions provider, has announced plans for the expansion of its data center operations campus in southeast Wisconsin.
Read More »US home construction slips 0.3% in March
U.S. home construction slipped by 0.3% in March, as housing starts ran below last year's pace in a sign that inventory could be an obstacle for would-be buyers.
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Read More »Appeals court weighs Trump permit for Keystone XL pipeline
U.S. Justice Department attorneys want an appeals court to let construction proceed on the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada. But opponents say President Donald Trump is trying to skirt the law by issuing a new permit for the project.
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Read More »Dane County leads state in population growth
New U.S. Census Bureau figures show Dane County led the state in population growth in 2018.
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