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‘Like a head coach stepping down mid-season’ — CNH Industrial CEO resigns at critical...

A hard (hat) goodbye: Wisconsin construction firm adopts new helmets to improve safety 

A little over a year after GE HealthCare spinoff, General Electric Co. is no...

AI goes unregulated at UWM over a year after ChatGPT’s release

Alverno College plans layoffs, program changes

An oil company is trespassing on tribal land in Wisconsin, Justice Dept. says 

Are downtown condo towers a thing of the past?

At a 180-year-old farm equipment manufacturer, dreams of steady employment now ‘a fairy tale’

Avant Technologies leaders believe the company’s micro data center concept will shake up the...

Battleship Wisconsin celebrates its 80th anniversary

Biden administration says federal court should reconsider Line 5 shutdown order

Central Wisconsin farmers: Immigration crackdown, trade war affect our business

Child care funding can address workforce challenges, says head of technical colleges

CNH Industrial laying off more than 200 workers in Racine, moving jobs to Mexico

Columbia County town residents oppose plastic bottle manufacturing facility on Big Slough

Conagra to shut down Birds Eye plant in Beaver Dam

Cooking with gas: Kwik Trip expansion to benefit Wisconsin’s economy

Developers hoped to build a Cambria Hotel by the 2025 NFL draft. Now the...

Eaton awarded $26.6 million in tax credits following investments made at three plants, including...

Energy rebates for Wisconsin residents hinge on regulators’ goals

Epic Systems is starting sixth campus, and it’s from ‘Other Worlds’

Evers veto to provide 400-year school funding increase faces lawsuit

Evers vetoes a Republican-backed bill targeting PFAS chemicals

Evers vetoes bill limiting local control of animal welfare on farms

Eviction filings in Dane County skyrocket amid housing crunch 

Federal rule banning noncompete agreements could give Wisconsinites more job mobility

Harley-Davidson reaches tentative agreement with its largest union in Wisconsin

Higher Education Regional Alliance secures $1.5 million in federal funding for microcredential programs

How payday loans have dodged serious Wisconsin regulation

In a seminal development for Wisconsin’s economy, manufacturing has begun returning home

Kikkoman to build $560 million facility in Jefferson

Local firm gets piece of action as RNC awards first major contract for Milwaukee...

Madison housing plan for northeast side advances; city slows west plan

Madison loosens zoning on accessory dwelling units, or ‘granny flats’

Major drugmaker Lilly to buy Nexus Pharmaceuticals facility in Pleasant Prairie

Marshfield Clinic pauses labor and delivery care in Rice Lake due to staffing

Nine Wisconsin companies, including CNH Industrial, announced layoffs in April. About 890 workers affected.

Peak perseverance: Rick Barrett’s epic 12-year saga to build The Couture

President Joe Biden unveils student debt forgiveness plan in trip to Madison. Here is...

Progress Made on Updating Wisconsin Maritime Museum Heritage Center

RNC venues could include Marcus Center, Turner Hall. But not Rave–and art museum is...

Rockwell Automation survey finds manufacturers are going all in on generative AI

Some area businesses nervous about getting RNC work; planners say not to worry

Starbucks to bargain with 150 worker representatives at once

State orders audit of SDC over unpaid contractors, as CEO admits agency is on...

These are the best graduate school programs in Wisconsin, according to U.S. News &...

Utilities seek to lift order halting construction of transmission line through wildlife refuge

UW to vacate Richland campus 1 year after college classes ended

UW-Madison to open PFAS center with federal funds

UW-Madison, UW system propose six-week paid parental leave policies

We Energies parent WEC Energy invests $459M in massive Texas solar energy project

We Energies, WPS apply for rate hikes for 2025 and 2026

Western Wisconsin leaders focus on future health care expansions despite delay in state support

WHA President & CEO on state of Wisconsin hospitals

What Milwaukee can learn from Cleveland, the last city to host a full-scale Republican...

Willy Street Co-op’s new Aubergine fills a food and community need

Wisconsin has money for mental health crisis centers. That’s step one.

Wisconsin is making progress closing coal plants. What’s next for those sites?

Wisconsin is making progress closing coal plants. What’s next for those sites?

Wisconsin saw country’s strongest hourly wage growth in Q1, but production workers aren’t seeing...

Wisconsin Supreme Court calls for responses to Planned Parenthood petition

Wisconsin will keep work permit requirement for younger teens after governor’s veto

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