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‘We are competing from the Midwest’ says Indian Motorcycle CEO Kennedy

Advocates for I-794 removal disappointed in WisDOT study results

Another data center could be announced by fall: We Energies executive

Ascension Wisconsin moves to tele-ICUs at some hospitals, no ICU doctors on-site

At least 12 data center proposals in Alliant territory, documents show

Basketball player turned developer excited about Park Street project

Citing economic uncertainty, Uline looks to pause construction plan in Kenosha County

Don’t bet on that: Evers bans state employees from using insider knowledge in prediction...

Drone, dirt and wire cams: Inside Milwaukee Brewers broadcasts

Former Sun Badger Solar executives face felony theft by contractor charges in Dane County

Foxconn North American facilities hacked. Impact on Wisconsin unknown

Gas prices in Wisconsin up to average of $4.37 per gallon

Harley-Davidson’s profit drops sharply, new strategy aims for growth

Horror film ‘Backrooms’ inspired by a meme born in Oshkosh

How many data centers are there in Wisconsin? It depends how you count

How much water do AI data centers really use? Wisconsin researchers look for answers.

How tenant unions are attempting to reshape renter power in Wisconsin

How the Iran war is affecting local manufacturers

Hundreds of nurses at SSM Health St. Mary’s Hospital in Madison working to unionize

Judge halts Enbridge pipeline work in Wisconsin waterways

Judge halts some work on Enbridge Line 5 pipeline reroute

Judge halts some work on Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute in northern Wisconsin

Landowners sue over proposed Driftless-area power line

Large farm in central Wisconsin reports second manure spill in span of months

Madison in the running for next-gen fusion energy research facility

Manufacturer invests $2M in Glendale plant as office search continues

Med-tech firm invests $1.8M in Wisconsin facility, creating 46 jobs

Menomonee Falls manufacturer hiring as it advances $30M expansion

Meriter team focuses on organ recovery as donor numbers drop

Microsoft CEO Nadella says Mt. Pleasant data center is online. Not so fast.

Microsoft says it has hired around 375 people for its Mount Pleasant data center

Milwaukee prenatal nonprofit founder to plead guilty in $4.3M Medicaid fraud case

No reason to worry about hantavirus in Wisconsin, health officials say

Odana Hills redesign could sideline golfers in 2027, clubhouse marked for demolition

Organic Valley sues to leave federal milk marketing system

PSC seeks rate agreements for future Alliant Energy data centers

Q&A: Frontier technology consortium aims to connect startups with investors

Record year for Great Lakes cruises expected to bring more visitors to Wisconsin

Residents speak out against possible data center in northeast Wisconsin’s village of Wrightstown

Schlitz beer returns to Wisconsin for final brew after 175 years

See drone views of Wisconsin’s massive data centers under construction

Solar grazing and crop research boost agrivoltaics growth

Some Ascension ICUs not staffing in-person critical care physicians

St. Mary’s Hospital nurses allege widespread union busting

State lawmakers, grid operator challenge effort to limit competitive bidding on large energy projects

Supply and defend: How small Wisconsin manufacturers are working to break into the defense...

Titletown Brewing eyes ‘huge impact on the bottom line’ with expansion

U.S. Rep. Steil advocates for crypto while industry backs his campaign

UW Health struggles with high demand, as new patients wait for slots

UW-Madison plans pay raises for 548 faculty in high-demand fields

UW-Madison says it generated billions for state’s economy last year

Wisconsin childcare funding was working. It ends this summer.

Wisconsin dairy industry drives $52.8 billion economy growth

Wisconsin lost thousands of manufacturing jobs in 2025

Wisconsin strawberry farms struggle as warm weather, frosts jeopardize crops

Wisconsin trucking firm tests driverless technology

Wisconsin utility company executive says more data centers could be on the horizon

Wisconsin’s rural communities are finding creative solutions to the housing crisis

Work starting on one of Milwaukee area’s largest apartment projects

Wrightstown officials are open to data centers. Its residents are not.

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