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Crane manufacturer must pay $42.6M for Clean Air Act violations
A diesel mobile crane manufacturer in Manitowoc has reached a $42.6 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency over Clean Air Act violations.
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Enbridge, state regulators face scrutiny over Jefferson County oil spill
State regulators say nearby wells and waterways have so far not been impacted by around 70,000 gallons of oil that spilled from Enbridge’s system in Jefferson County as the company and regulators face scrutiny over their response.
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Wisconsin DOJ announces $1.7M settlement with Milwaukee landlord
Attorney General Josh Kaul said he believes the $1.7 million settlement is the largest settlement for a housing case in state history.
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‘Remember that you’re not alone’: Victims of past tragedies say it’s important to unite when disaster strikes
Survivors of past Wisconsin attacks say community support will be key to healing after Madison school shooting.
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Variable temperatures mean dangerous ice conditions
At least two people in southeast Wisconsin fell through the ice and had to be rescued last weekend.
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Federal report outlines persistent issues at Milwaukee’s public housing authority
Two years after a federal agency warned about mismanagement of Milwaukee’s public housing authority, a newly released report shows those issues continue
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After dropping out at 19, Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley will graduate from college this weekend
David Crowley will walk across the stage at UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena Sunday to receive his college diploma nearly 20 years after he dropped out of college.
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Foxconn qualifies for another round of tax credits, bringing total subsidies past $52M
Foxconn Technology Group is slated to receive nearly $8.75 million in state tax credits for investment and job creation at its Mount Pleasant campus in 2023.
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Analysis finds Milwaukee real estate program is improving diversity in the field
The ACRE program nurtures professionals of color in the commercial real estate market. A recent Wisconsin Policy Forum analysis finds that its efforts are working.
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Visitors add glass to a 36-foot Christmas tree at Yerkes Observatory
Alongside the tree, which the artists claim is the tallest glass tree in the world, there’s a market with local vendors selling craft gifts, art exhibitions and classes, and a warm tent with food and beverages.
