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MnDOT wage rule draws lawsuit from trucking company
May 16, 2017

MnDOT wage rule draws lawsuit from trucking company

A St. Cloud-based trucking company has filed a lawsuit to stop the Minnesota Department of Transportation from enforcing a new prevailing-wage mandate that requires contractors on MnDOT projects to reimburse workers for food, lodging and travel costs beyond their basic wage and benefit rates.

May 15, 2017

Chao on infrastructure: Trump plan out in weeks (UPDATE)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao said Monday that the Trump administration’s infrastructure plan will be out in a few weeks and will call for $200 billion in taxpayer […]

State adds nearly 30 roundabouts as lawmakers renew call for limits
May 11, 2017

State adds nearly 30 roundabouts as lawmakers renew call for limits

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation added nearly 30 new roundabouts last year, according to the department's latest stocktaking.

May 11, 2017

Walker, Fitzgerald oppose separating roads budget

Gov. Scott Walker joined Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald on Thursday in denouncing separating transportation funding from the state budget, saying there's no reason to take that unusual approach to break an impasse in the Republican-controlled Legislature over how to pay for roads.

Republicans no closer to road-funding deal
May 10, 2017

Republicans no closer to road-funding deal

Republican legislative leaders appeared to be no closer to an agreement Wednesday over how to solve Wisconsin's road-budget shortfall, with the Senate GOP leader discounting a sweeping tax-reform plan released by the Assembly last week.

May 10, 2017

Milwaukee County hopes new application will yield federal money for rapid transit project

Milwaukee County officials working on a proposed $45 million bus rapid-transit system say they have high hopes that a revised application for the project will secure them a federal grant later this year.

May 10, 2017

Senate passes tougher cost-estimate requirements for roads

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Senate has passed a bill setting up stricter cost reporting requirements for road projects. The bill comes after a state audit in January revealed […]

Construction group cites study finding no connection between high wages, project prices
May 9, 2017

Construction group cites study finding no connection between high wages, project prices

A group of construction businesses are touting a new study contending that highway costs are lower in Wisconsin than most states and that higher construction wages do not necessarily equate to more expensive projects.

May 8, 2017

Gov. Walker doesn’t support Assembly GOP gas tax changes

TODD RICHMOND Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Assembly Republicans’ plan to pay for Wisconsin roads by applying the sales tax to gas has run into a roadblock in Gov. […]

May 5, 2017

Assembly wheel tax proposal gets mixed review from local-government officials

Under normal circumstances, county officials would be sounding off if told that any plan they have to adopt a wheel tax would first have to win voters’ approval. But with such a […]

May 5, 2017

Walker declines to comment on Assembly GOP road plan

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Scott Walker is declining to comment on Assembly Republicans’ new road-funding proposal. Walker told reporters during a visit to Discover Mediaworks in Madison on Friday […]

May 5, 2017

Transportation groups largely mum on Assembly roads plan

Transportation groups in Wisconsin aren’t saying much yet about the new Assembly Republican plan to pay for roads. The far-reaching plan would reduce income taxes to move toward a flat […]

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