A proposed renovation and addition to a South Park Street building for a $1.6 million Meriter Health Services physical therapy clinic will go before the City of Madison's Urban Design Commission Wednesday. -Wisconsin State Journal
Local chefs are working with farmers months before seeds go in the ground to pick the specific peppers, tomatoes and beans they want to use on their menus.
New 58-unit building on N. Webster St. would remove four 100-year-old homes and block the view of the landmark "Lamp House" designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
The value of the state's property fell by 0.8%, or $3.6 billion, last year, continuing an five-year downward slide that has washed away tens of billions of dollars in Wisconsinites' net worth, says a report by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance. -Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Plans for the station, which serves Amtrak trains, include building a mezzanine spanning five tracks, a more accessible boarding platform and a new roof with skylights.
The developers of Pabst Farms filed legal papers saying they may seek $20 million in damages from the city of Oconomowoc over a vote to deny permits for a Kwik Trip store.
A proposal to build a 36-unit apartment complex at 621 and 627 W. Capitol Drive, a site that was formerly home to Hartland Florist, has received conceptual approval from the village Plan Commission and will be the subject of two public hearings in September.
Glendale officials won't decide until next month on whether to approve plans to convert a hotel into housing for Chinese students attending Milwaukee-area high schools and universities.
City of Brookfield residents are rallying against a plan for clean fill from the Zoo Interchange project being trucked through their neighborhoods and dumped in an old sand and gravel pit, which would then be converted into a public park.
