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The Minnesota Senate easily passed a nearly $1.9 billion public works construction package on Thursday, a day after the House finally broke months of partisan stalemate and approved the bill.

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For more than 60 years, the Milwaukee attorney and conservationist Ray Zillmer dreamed of having a national park in his city’s backyard.

The Wisconsin State Building Commission on Wednesday approved more than two dozen projects, worth $73 million, throughout the state.

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The Minnesota House has finally passed a $1.37 billion public works construction borrowing package after months of gridlock.

Authorities said one worker was killed and another injured Tuesday after they were electrocuted while putting up scaffolding for a siding project.

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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.

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.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has awarded an $18 million highway job in Washington County to Michels Corp., of Brownsville.

As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, the Elmbrook School District in suburban Milwaukee is outfitting all of its buildings with ion air filters as a way to inhibit the spread of the virus indoors.

The Green Bay Water Utility on Tuesday removed its last lead pipe in the city, closing a chapter in a years-long endeavor to improve water quality for residents.

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