The Journal Times looked at court documents of two lawsuits involving Foxconn, in different parts of the country, which accuse Foxconn of allegedly breaking a contract, failure to pay royalties and illegally receiving propriety information.
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The plan calls for public-private grants to businesses to install charging stations throughout the state, likely starting along Interstate 94.
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Mahoney would rather see the county consolidate all jail operations into a renovated PSB and a new annex, or at an entirely new facility.
In some ways, Kalan Haywood is a typical 19-year-old: His spare time is spent eating out with friends, going to movies, bowling and binge-watching Netflix.
They're seeking a 2% inflationary raise that would still be less than what nonunion employees received.
Now state toxicologists are buried in contaminants that need evaluation for standards that would protect drinking water.
A jury decided the city of Madison will pay a former landowner $153,000 for property the city acquired to build McPike Park on Madison's Isthmus.
Graduate students at the La Follette School of Public Affairs analyzed how factors such as administrative costs and consumers purchases would be affected by the legalization of medical marijuana.
The Dane County Juvenile Detention Center features five murals. The most recent is called "Peace Within."
The state's highest court in a split decision opted to take up the appeal of the case voluntarily, without a motion from any of the parties involved, a relatively rare move.
Members of the public can offer opinions on the $500 million high-voltage transmission line known as Cardinal-Hickory Creek during meetings June 25-27 in Madison, Dodgeville and Lancaster.
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Lawmakers from Wisconsin are making another effort to open the Ice Age Trail — which passes through Sauk, Columbia, Juneau and Marquette counties — to federal funding.
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Approximately 35 tenants were displaced from an apartment complex on McKenna Boulevard when it collapsed April 8.
“It’s time to reinvest in the programs that foster development and innovation,” Gov. Tony Evers said.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos on Thursday slammed the governor as "naive" and said it is highly unlikely the board of the WEDC would approve a change to the contract.
Meyer Painting and Drywall had removed a load-bearing wall April 8 while working in the basement of Summit Hill Apartments, 1202 McKenna Blvd.
Rep. Melissa Sargent, D-Madison, said she has the momentum to move her marijuana legislation forward despite an almost certain road block in the Republican-controlled Legislature.
The Sauk County Board voted 20-7 Tuesday night to open miles of public highways to off-road recreational vehicles.
The withheld records mainly involve the case of a town of Bear Creek man found dead on property the county deemed a public health hazard and controversies over the hiring and firing of administrative officials.
In a win for Foxconn, a state planning agency has found that Foxconn-related construction and roads should not cause any increased flooding once they are in place. The current plans also reportedly comply with Mount Pleasant codes, with one small exception, according to an evaluation released last week.