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AI’s role in healthcare expanding as tech develops

As Wisconsin lawmakers grapple with how to regulate the use of AI in healthcare, tools for both consumers and clinicians are quickly...

Report challenges ‘brain drain’ concerns for Wisconsin

A new report from a UW-Madison think tank challenges the notion that Wisconsin struggles with “brain drain,” arguing a lack of educated...

State of Working Wisconsin report highlights ‘fragile moment’ for state economy

The latest State of Working Wisconsin report highlights “a fragile moment in the economy” as record-high wages are offset by rising inflation...

UW-Oshkosh study shows impact of zoning changes on workforce housing

A study from UW-Oshkosh found local zoning changes seem to be “a necessary but insufficient condition” for expanding workforce housing. 

Realta, MGE exploring development of 200MWe fusion plant

Realta Fusion and Madison Gas and Electric will jointly explore developing a 200-megawatt electric fusion energy plant in the coming years through...

State’s food insecurity rate rises to 13.5%, study shows

Wisconsin’s food insecurity rate was 13.5% in 2024, according to new data from Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap project.

WisBusiness: the Podcast with Serafino Fabiano, Eli Lilly and Company

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Serafino Fabiano, associate vice president and site lead for Eli Lilly and Company’s...

Poll finds two-thirds of voters favor one-year ban on data center construction

The latest Marquette University Law School Poll found two-thirds of registered voters support banning data center construction for at least a year...

CellTrack founder raising funds, running pilots for early-stage startup

The founder of CellTrack, who won this year’s Pressure Chamber pitch contest in Madison, will use an upcoming trip to Silicon Valley...

Hegseth touts Oshkosh Corp. as ‘model’ for other defense contractors

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praised Oshkosh Corp. as a model for other defense contractors during a visit to Wittman Regional Airfield, noting...

Buckley Brinkman: The Kids Are Alright – But Are Their Leaders?

-- Opinion column by manufacturing expert Buckley Brinkman Earlier this month, I spoke to the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium...

UW AI dean says universities should be ‘counterbalance’ to industry

The founding dean of UW-Madison’s new College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence sees universities as a “counterbalance” to industry in the AI...

WisBusiness: the Podcast with Craig Atwood, JangoBio

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Craig Atwood, founder and CEO of JangoBio.  The Fitchburg-based company...

WEDC leader calls for ‘more forward-thinking’ approach to business attraction

WEDC Secretary and CEO John Miller says Wisconsin needs to be “a little bit more forward-thinking” about landing capital investment by businesses...

SHINE taking part in DOE-funded nuclear fuel recycling projects

SHINE Technologies is participating as a subcontractor in two federally funded projects aimed at improving aspects of nuclear fuel recycling. 
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