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Wisconsin could be at risk of losing $217 million in budget authority for transportation next year under a provision passed in a 2015 federal highway funding bill.

Tagged with: Gov. Tony Evers roads Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Paul Martzke comes from a family of educators, but rather than follow in their footsteps he initially set out to pursue a career in architecture.

Waukesha’s plan to build a water pipeline to Lake Michigan is running into opposition from local officials and residents in New Berlin because of a proposal to place a pumping station in a historic park.

Tagged with: diversion groundwater Waukesha

A report released Wednesday finds development projects that rely on Wisconsin's commonly used Tax Increment Financing incentives created more than $4 in tax revenue for every $1 that local governments spend on-average.

Tagged with: TIF districts

A bill being circulated in the Legislature would move to allow tests required for asbestos-removal supervisors to be offered in languages other than English, which could help more Spanish-speaking workers take on leadership roles in the industry.

Tagged with: asbestos Rob Steffen

The project will entail the demolition of two old industrial structures and their replacement with one apartment building with 87 market-rate units and one with 54 units for low-income tenants.

Tagged with: Ajax Building Blocks Cardinal Capital Management WHEDA

A landowner is suing the affluent Milwaukee suburb of River Hills, arguing the village's restrictive housing policies have led to the rejection of a proposed apartment development and violations of state and federal law.

Tagged with: Mandel Group Residential Construction River Hills zoning

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

Tagged with: Kraemer North America Top Bidders

Mauritz A. “Mort” Mortenson, a second-generation patriarch of one of Minnesota’s most successful and recognizable construction companies, is being remembered by friends and family as a humble and compassionate leader.

Tagged with: M.A Mortenson Mortenson Construction

City officials celebrated Milwaukee's first deconstruction project on Thursday, admiring the work of a contractor taking apart a vacant house on the city's north side — some two years after a policy was enacted requiring blighted homes to be taken apart instead of torn down.

Tagged with: Bob Bauman City of Milwaukee deconstruction Department of Neighborhood Services