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Two Native American tribes in Wisconsin are receiving federal grants for renewable-energy projects that tribe members say will help reduce costs and lead to energy independence.
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Life expectancy drops in Wisconsin due to alcohol, drugs
Life expectancy in Wisconsin has dropped for two years in a row, a decline driven by increased deaths from alcohol abuse and opioids, a report released Monday from the nonpartisan Wisconsin Policy Forum found.
Read More »Greenfire apparent low bidder for Waukesha city hall
Greenfire Management Services is the apparent low bidder for the construction of a new city hall for Waukesha.
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Read More »The ‘good enough’ home may be just perfect
Constructed from aspirational Instagram feeds and reality TV, the dream home floats in the imagination like a castle in the sky but dissolves in the rain of hard numbers.
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Read More »Evers sets up new office to reach carbon-free goal
Gov. Tony Evers is setting up a new office to help achieve his goal of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2050.
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Read More »Wisconsin gains 800 construction jobs in July
Wisconsin gained 800 construction jobs from June to July, according to seasonally adjusted federal figures.
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Read More »GOP Twitter block will cost Wisconsin taxpayers $200,000
Wisconsin taxpayers will pay a liberal group’s attorneys $200,000 because Republican lawmakers blocked them on Twitter.
Read More »US home building fell 4% in July, slowing housing market
The pace of U.S. home construction fell by 4% in July despite strong demand from would-be buyers, held back by a shortage of skilled labor and affordable land.
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Read More »Records: Upper Peninsula mine approved despite concerns
Over and over, Michigan environmental regulators had sounded alarms as they reviewed a proposed large, open-pit ore mine in the Upper Peninsula near the Menominee River, prized for walleye fishing and being a tributary to Lake Michigan.
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