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

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Republican Tim Michels has spent nearly $1 million a week, for a total of nearly $12 million of his own money, in his run for Wisconsin governor that began in late April, campaign finance reports filed ahead of next week's primary election show.

Republicans running for the Wisconsin Legislature easily raised more money than their Democratic opponents over the first half of the year, according to a report released Tuesday.

The Republican candidate for Wisconsin governor endorsed by Donald Trump would not commit Monday to supporting Trump should he run for president again in 2024, but also didn't rule out trying to decertify his 2020 loss in the battleground state.

Tagged with: Gov. Tony Evers Rebecca Kleefisch Tim Michels Timothy Ramthun

The U.S. Department of Labor has announced that Milwaukee-based WRTP | BIG STEP is an Apprenticeship Ambassadors and Wisconsin workforce intermediary.

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Investigators say two Dane County deputies investigating a case of road rage were hurt when an alleged drunken driver crashed into their squad cars late Friday.

Members of the United Auto Workers union on Thursday rescinded an increase in strike pay that had been approved earlier in their annual convention.

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An Appleton roofing contractor is facing more than $94,000 in fines after being cited by OSHA for potentially deadly fall hazards. 

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The U.S. economy is caught in an awkward, painful place. A confusing one, too.

Tagged with: home builders home sales

Summers in Bay City when Frank and Cathy Dosdall were young were all about Lake Pepin. The small Wisconsin village is about an hour southeast of the Twin Cities at the top edge of the 21-mile lake, the largest on the Mississippi River. Decades ago, the lake would draw many visitors for swimming, waterskiing and hopping in boats to chase waves from barges that would pass through.