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A second Republican Wisconsin state senator says he will vote against the GOP-written budget, leaving Republicans with no room to spare to pass the two-year spending plan in its current form.

The state Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating the death of a construction worker in St. Paul.

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Workers began pouring the concrete foundations and footings for Foxconn Technology Group's nearly 1 million-square-foot manufacturing facility in Mount Pleasant on Wednesday.

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An affiliate of Foxconn Technology Group has paid $9.5 million for a six-story office building near the state Capitol, real estate records show.

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Interstate 94 has reopened in southeastern Wisconsin after a fiery, fatal crash involving two semis and several other vehicles closed lanes in both directions.

The state Supreme Court is ready to hand down a ruling in a lawsuit challenging Republican’s lame-duck laws limiting Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ and Attorney General Josh Kaul’s powers.

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This will be the first avid Hotel to be built in southeastern Wisconsin. The brand avid Hotel, owned by the Intercontinental Hotel Group and started in 2017, is meant especially for business travelers.

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Enbridge Energy's plan to replace an aging crude-oil pipeline that runs through northern Minnesota hit another obstacle Tuesday when two state agencies said they would hold up the approval of the project's permits until flaws in its environmental review are eliminated.

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The eight states and two Canadian provinces in the Great Lakes region have agreed to cooperate on enforcing invasive species laws.

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A bipartisan proposal designed to make it easier for patients to get needed prescription drugs even when insurance companies force them to try less expensive alternatives first is headed to Gov. Tony Evers.

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