EXPERT CHALLENGES ROSY PROJECTIONS FOR NEW MONONA TERRACE HOTELAn expert who has analyzed convention centers and supporting hotels across the nation is raising major red flags about Madison's pursuit of a new hotel to support Monona Terrace.
-Wisconsin State Journal
STATE HOME SALES SEE OCTOBER DIP, AS HOT MARKET COOLS DOWN
Wisconsin's streak of year-over-year monthly increases ends at 27, in September. Median price is still rising, through.
-Wisconsin State Journal
DOWNTOWN MADISON DEVELOPMENT COMBINES APARTMENTS WITH FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICES
The mixed-use, 14-story complex on West Johnson Street will offer 255 apartments for $900 to $2,500 per month, as well as Capitol views.
-The Cap Times
UW HEALTH, AURORA EXPLORE PARTNERSHIP
Like others in the industry, the Madison system and Milwaukee-based Aurora are considering collaboration.
-Wisconsin State Journal
ON WISCONSIN: SAVING THE MOVIES IN RICHLAND CENTER
Bill Muth has been a part of Richland Center's movie theaters and drive-in since 1975. Now he's trying to save them.
-Wisconsin State Journal
SOUTH-CENTRAL WISCONSIN LEADS THE STATE IN REGIONAL JOB GROWTH, STUDY SHOWS
But southeast Wisconsin, including the Milwaukee area, had the biggest decline in the 12-year period studied by the Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance.
-Wisconsin State Journal
MEASURES AIMED AT HOMELESSNESS, POSSIBLE NEW JAIL AND CLEANER LAKES HIGHLIGHT DANE COUNTY BUDGET
The county capital budget includes a new medical examiner's office and energy efficiency projects.
-Wisconsin State Journal
CITY COUNCIL APPROVES CHANGE IN CITY LOGO
Mayor Paul Soglin and numerous officials felt the current logo was due for an overhaul to convey a more dignified brand for the city.
-Wisconsin State Journal
PARK PLANS IN COTTAGE GROVE HAVE SOME NEIGHBORS CONCERNED
Village officials are scaling back some of the plans due to neighborhood concerns over traffic, noise and the potential for crime.
-Wisconsin State Journal
VENERABLE TELEMARK LODGE AGAIN GOES DARK... AND ITS FUTURE IS DIM
A cross country ski group had considered reopening the lodge - which has been a staging site for the American Birkebeiner race - as a training center, but found it needed too much work.
-The Cap Times
