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‘Avoid political ideology,’ NIH director says during Medical College of Wisconsin visit

A Brewed Awakening: Brew City’s brewing scene is changing. Here’s what it all means.

Advocates urge ban on subminimum wages for people with disabilities

AI as a courtroom interpreter? Bill could make Wisconsin the first

Antigo school’s first-in-the-nation training sawmill readies students for lumber industry

Area’s largest manufacturing employer looks to mitigate $500M tariff hit

Child care costs jump for second year in a row, according to state survey

Despite tariffs, Harley-Davidson says ‘no’ to motorcycle price increases — for now

EPA, Enbridge say data doesn’t support tribe’s claims that Line 5 project will harm...

Epic Systems faces federal lawsuit alleging unfair competition practices

Facing tariffs, Wisconsin clothing makers consider what onshoring production would take

Gov. Tony Evers is optimistic state budget is on track despite federal funding uncertainty

Harley’s troubled LiveWire electric motorcycles hurt by a slowed rollout of EV chargers

Hot market: Mister Burns owner finds success creating sauces, powders from exotic peppers

How Wisconsin health care centers would be affected by potential cuts to Medicaid

Jochen Zeitz barely kept his board seat in the Harley-Davidson proxy fight

Local leaders see data centers as revenue boon, but critics say subsidy programs undermine...

Madison Gas and Electric again seeks rate hikes — and higher profits

Marcus Corp. saw revenue increase in Q1, while bottom line took a hit

Meriter nurses say union negotiations failed, strike will begin May 27

Microsoft built 5 data center campuses in this Iowa city. Here’s what Wisconsin can...

More Milwaukee homebuyers are canceling their home purchases, report found

Morels remain a tough-to-farm delicacy. Midwest cultivators are slowly figuring out how.

New report says Wisconsin imports support local manufacturing, health care industries

Nurses at Madison’s Meriter Hospital plan strike, citing contract negotiation stalemate

Port Washington annexes, zones land for data center

Port Washington residents near proposed data center warn of climate, environmental and technology risks

Power-hungry data centers are prompting new gas plant proposals. Critics say that would lock...

Racine manufacturer investing $38M to address ‘bottleneck’, adds 450 jobs

Racine manufacturer to invest $38M in chiller manufacturing, add 450 jobs

Regal Rexnord more than doubles estimated impact of tariffs

Republican plan to overhaul the federal student loan system will affect more than half...

Second Harley-Davidson dealers association backing investment firm’s campaign to oust senior leadership

Small manufacturers grapple with supply chain challenges amid new trade policies

SNAP changes could cost Wisconsin millions

States chase OpenAI’s $100 billion AI American Dream

Striking Meriter nurses call out hospital over threat to strip insurance

Tariffs cause ABC Supply, founded by Republican billionaire donor, to raise prices

This Milwaukee neighborhood is getting 59 new houses. City plans to help fund the...

Union representing Meriter nurses says it is open to meet before strike begins

UnityPoint-Health Meriter nurses go on strike over safety, staffing and wages

US Army Corps of Engineers expects to issue decision on Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel...

UW-Madison computer science prepares to relocate, meet ‘AI moment’

We Energies gas plants plan approved by Wisconsin PSC

WEC Energy explores launch of new nuclear reactors in Wisconsin

What will it take to attract more data centers to Wisconsin?

Why does Wisconsin ban automakers from selling directly to drivers?

Wisconsin banks saw improving profitability to start the year

Wisconsin clothing makers face tariff challenges

Wisconsin has new top billionaire, according to Forbes

Wisconsin imports up 9% to start the year

Wisconsin launches Slugnet to track field crop pests

Wisconsin lawmakers optimistic about new compromise to give advanced practice nurses more autonomy

Wisconsin leads U.S. cheese production in 2024

Wisconsin lets a company it criticized buy a public nursing home

Wisconsin Senate narrowly passes lead pipes bill to benefit state’s only private water utility

With UW-Madison roots, Google office in Wisconsin works on data centers, chips for AI

Worse-than-expected economic environment hurt beer sales: Molson Coors CEO

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