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Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence the former Milwaukee construction executive Brian Ganos to six-and-a-half years in prison and pay more than $500,000 in penalties for running a scheme to win set-aside contracts.

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Even as Wisconsin homebuilders complain that the cost of regulatory compliance makes new homes unaffordable to many, their counterparts in Minnesota are hailing a ruling they say will help make housing prices more reasonable.

Largest winning bids in Wisconsin from the previous week, according to The Daily Reporter’s JobTrac bidding service.

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The state Department of Natural Resources reports hunters killed dramatically fewer deer during Wisconsin's nine-day gun season than last year. But don’t tell that to our readers, who found success in every corner of the state this year.

The long-time chief executive of the Associated General Contractors of Greater Milwaukee announced Monday that he plans to retire in 2020.

Gary Edinger has found himself the unlikely star of the documentary "Will to Live: The Gary Edinger Story," featured on Outside magazine's website.

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A Canadian energy-transportation company's preparation of a proposed tunnel that would house a petroleum pipeline caused a borehole to collapse in Michigan, leaving debris in the waterway.

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The week’s fastest minute in construction.

U.S. long-term mortgage rates held steady this week amid mixed signs in the housing market. Rates remain at historically low levels as a lure to prospective homebuyers.

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American Family Insurance plans to move hundreds of employees from Pewaukee to a new office in downtown Milwaukee, the company announced on Thursday.

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