Economy
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Federal lawsuit says Milwaukee restaurant illegally let managers collect worker tips
The federal government is suing a Milwaukee seafood restaurant and its owners, alleging they illegally allowed managers to collect tips from other workers.
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Midwest grid operator selects out of state firms to build Wisconsin transmission projects
The Midwest electric grid operator selected a pair of out of state companies to build two major transmission line projects in Wisconsin.
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Microsoft president says he would support a Wisconsin law to regulate data centers
One of Microsoft’s top executives said he would support a new state law to regulate and set standards for data center developments across Wisconsin.
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Should Madison hit pause on data centers? Residents to weigh in.
Madison officials want to stop large data centers from being built in the city — at least temporarily. A proposed ordinance would halt data center construction for up to year.
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Epic, health care providers sue over alleged misuse of patient records
The companies improperly accessed and monetized nearly 300,000 patient medical records from Epic users, according to Epic.
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Developer abandons data center plans in rural Brown County
The announcement comes after residents and a local business in Greenleaf raised concerns about the prospect of a data center in the community.
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Effort launches to elevate Northwoods priorities in Wisconsin policy decisions
The Northwoods Policy Network aims to ensure the region has a stronger voice in statewide decisions.
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Wisconsin wedding barn owners call for easing restrictions in new liquor license law
A bipartisan group of lawmakers are in the early stages of trying to roll back some restrictions on wedding barns in particular.
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Pocan calls ICE ‘rogue agency’ after Minneapolis killing
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan is calling for further oversight of Immigration and Customs Enforcement after an agent shot and killed a woman driving her vehicle in Minneapolis.
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How would an AI ‘bubble’ impact Wisconsin communities hosting data centers?
Wisconsin utilities are investing to meet demands of the AI data center boom. But utility customers and local communities could be left paying the bills if the AI industry goes bust, utility watchdog warns.










