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Seven years ago, Wisconsin brokered a deal with Foxconn — one of the world’s largest electronics manufacturing companies. But Foxconn hasn’t come close to the promised jobs or investment. Now, Microsoft is promising a new deal. Will this be any different?
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Over the past couple of years, interest rates have soared, and the number of houses for sale hasn’t kept up with the number of new homebuyers. The Metcalfe Park Homeownership Initiative is looking to break that barrier.
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The Bucks have fired Adrian Griffin even though the team had a 30-13 record.
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The sports card shop Name That Card is a hidden gem in Milwaukee where people can browse, collect or consign sports cards from sports teams across the county.
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While traveling the country, Milwaukee-area native Charlie Sprinkman was inspired to create a map and resource for queer-owned businesses.
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President Joe Biden spoke to the Wisconsin Black Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. We have reaction.
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The two artists — Mara Natkin & Gloria Ramirez — paired their passion for health and wellness with hand-drawn, anatomically correct designs featured on all of their products. Their mission is to build community while inspiring people to love their insides.
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Northridge Mall demolition — maybe — moves closer, thanks to state steering $15 million to MilwaukeeAn ongoing legal case to block Northridge Mall demolition throws uncertainty into the tear-down equation.
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Lopez Bakery and Restaurant has served Milwaukee’s south side with its Mexican pastries and food for 50 years. The Lopez family recently announced the business will close when they sell the building.
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Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin: 2023 finalists are bacon, boots, a snowblower and a water dispenserThe annual contest includes some companies that have been around a long time.