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The Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s reconstruction of Interstate 94 between Milwaukee and the Illinois border pushed the limits of highway construction in the state, wrapping up last summer, more than a decade ahead of schedule.

A 2016 Paul McCartney concert led the organizers of Summerfest to realize that the biggest music festival on earth needed an even bigger main stage.

Walking through the city of Glendale’s newest park, you’d hardly expect the site had once been a defunct landfill.

After 25 years, local, state and federal officials hailed the completion of an extensive cleanup of contaminated sediment in the Lower Fox River last fall, marking the end of one of the largest remediation projects of its kind.

When Oshkosh Corp. set out to build its new headquarters on a waterfront golf course in its namesake city, it sought to balance the history of the site with its own roots in Oshkosh.

When Brown County and the village of Ashwaubenon were thinking of replacing their old exhibition hall, they knew they’d want something that would offer exhibitors unimpeded sight lines and plenty of room for spreading out.

With Madison’s brisk population growth in recent decades, local officials have long recognized a need to rebuild one of the city’s busiest east-west corridors.

At a time when it’s much more common to see dams removed than repaired, Mead & Hunt’s commission to rebuild the Little Falls Dam in St. Croix County was a slightly unusual one.

There was never any question that the village of Mount Pleasant needed improvements to its local water system.

With enrollment increasing steadily in the Oregon School District, district officials knew it was only a matter time before they’d need another elementary school.