The Painters and Allied Trades District Council No. 7 began picketing Madison's Judge Doyle Square construction site on Friday after the general contractor on the project hired a non-union painting firm.

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In their 2020 proposed budget, Madison officials are a calling for spending less on capital projects than they did last year. A number of big jobs are being put off indefinitely.

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Madison's Common Council on Monday voted to formally cut ties with one developer and open talks with another, a move that will likely lead to a more modest redevelopment of a closely watched complex blocks from the state Capitol.

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The Madison City Council shouldn't confuse the serious need for more affordable housing in the city with high-rise penthouses.

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A Madison committee on Monday recommended a firm that agreed to hire a unionized general contractor to complete a high-rise blocks from the state Capitol after outcry over the prospect that the work could be completed by a non-union company.

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Madison officials this week put off recommending a developer for the construction of a high-rise at the city's Judge Doyle Square development amid questions over the standards the various companies competing for the job would use in paying and hiring workers.

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Perhaps more so than any other year in recent memory, 2018 was momentous for the construction industry in Wisconsin.

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The company behind Madison's public-private Judge Doyle Square development abandoned a federal lawsuit on Wednesday accusing the city of "seizing" the development of the project's parking structure and retail space without its permission.

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This parking ramp, being built mostly underground in downtown Madison, will have 565 parking stalls spread out among six levels. Five of those will be below ground and one above.

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When you already plan to spend $39 million on a project meant to transform part of Madison near the city's Capitol Square, how will another $1 million hurt?

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