A Group Insurance Board committee wants more data on state employees' top health care costs before further considering a self-insured program for state workers.
After bottoming out in December, prices for rural land in southwest Wisconsin continued on a steady rise through the third quarter, boosted in part by reduced inventory and high commodity prices.
As part of new city alcohol policy, officials are seeking ways to encourage entertainment for 18 to 20-year-old people beyond drinking at unregulated house parties.
Republicans and developers are teaming up with Democrats and trade unions to double the state's tax credits to developers who restore historic buildings, and that has dissenters alarmed.
Approval would deliver Gov. Walker a political victory on the bill in a four-day flash, with Democrats criticizing the measure as fiscally irresponsible.
As the public focuses on a $100 million proposed tax cut flowing to most state residents, lawmakers of both parties Thursday quietly rushed through another break - possibly almost as big - to a select group of developers.
Home prices are up in most communities in the Milwaukee metro area so far this year, but a few suburbs that are popular with home shoppers have taken a price nick.
The Wauwatosa Common Council on Tuesday approved $2.5 million in city financing for a 192-unit apartment complex to be built at the Eschweiler site at Innovation Campus.
A new $1 million federal grant will help for the redevelopment of Milwaukee's former Tower Automotive/A.O. Smith complex into the Century City Business Park.
Though the plan to move Penzeys Spices to the old Northridge mall has run into delays, the project is still alive. So are other developments such as conversion of a former Walmart and the relocation of the headquarters of Sendik's Food Markets.
