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A historic lighthouse on Lake Superior has been sold to a tech industry executive from San Francisco.

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Franklin meat processor Strauss Brands is moving its headquarters to Milwaukee's city-owned Century City business park with plans to build a facility that could employ 250.

Tagged with: Century City

J.P. Cullen has won a $16.4 million job to build a parking garage on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, beating out four other rivals.

Tagged with: C.D. Smith Construction J.H. Findorff & Son J.P. Cullen Miron Construction Vogel Bros.

Madison's Common Council on Monday voted to formally cut ties with one developer and open talks with another, a move that will likely lead to a more modest redevelopment of a closely watched complex blocks from the state Capitol.

Tagged with: Gebhardt Development Judge Doyle Square Stone House Development

Rise Modular is a Minnesota startup company that will soon begin manufacturing modular apartments and hotel rooms from a factory in Owatonna, to be shipped and assembled at sites all over the Midwest.

Tagged with: Christian Lawrence On the level Rise Modular

President Donald Trump's plan to kill or delay hundreds of construction projects on U.S. military bases to help fund border fencing includes diverting money for a Wisconsin Air National Guard base shooting range.

Tagged with: border wall Truax Field

Numerous Republicans were weighing the chance Thursday to run for a congressional district in Wisconsin that's a conservative hotbed and key to President Donald Trump's re-election hopes.

Tagged with: Jim Sensenbrenner

The River Outpost will give the Riveredge Nature Center another learning and gathering space along the Milwaukee River. The project was supported in part with a $250,000 donation from the West Bend Mutual Insurance Charitable Trust

Tagged with: Building Blocks Riveredge Nature Center

Although property values rose last year at the fastest rate seen since the Great Recession, the rate of new construction was far slower — a fact that the Wisconsin Policy Forum argues raises questions about state rules that tie tax increases to new building projects.

Tagged with: property taxes Wisconsin Policy Forum

Construction groups at the forefront of combating Wisconsin's labor shortage are seeing little sign of it letting up.

Tagged with: Associated Builders & Contractors of Wisconsin Labor Shortage unions Wisconsin Laborers District Council Wisconsin Laborers Training Center