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The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139 has reached a contract to represent workers at Sunbelt Rentals' Franksville office after a three-year dispute over the labor group's unionization drive.

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Wisconsin told Foxconn Technology Group on Monday that it won't qualify for billions of dollars in state tax credits unless it strikes a new deal for a scaled-back factory complex.

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Michigan's Department of Natural Resources plans to use mass timber technology to build a $5 million field office in the Upper Peninsula.

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A Wisconsin judge on Monday upheld Gov. Tony Evers' mask mandate in the face of a conservative challenge.

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Growing up in the late 1980s, Mike Repyak would set out on his bike from his home in Cambridge, ripping through fields, down gravel roads and deer trails through the woods.

City officials say Ty Bollerud's house at 419 S. Walnut St. will come down, but that hasn't stopped Bollerud from fighting the city on what he believes is "heinous policy."

Federal agriculture officials said Thursday they awarded $22 million in grants to gas stations, convenience stores and fuel distribution sites in 14 states to upgrade pumps, fuel lines and storage tanks as part of a program designed to increase the use of higher blends of ethanol fuel and biodiesel.

Gov. Tony Evers' administration can't release the names of businesses with COVID-19-positive employees until at least the end of November, a judge ruled on Thursday.

The Wisconsin State Building Commission will meet Wednesday to consider more than $70 million in projects — including a proposed $20 million overhaul and expansion of a National Guard readiness center in Appleton.