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Government, employers, individuals collaborate to match skills with positions.

Gov. Scott Walker signs bill into law Tuesday.

Wisconsin's low unemployment and lack of housing in some areas has made it harder for companies to hire workers — and it’s a concern for some local economic development groups.

Hanft Fride is proud to welcome Leah Fisher as the firm's newest shareholder, effective Jan. 1, 2018. Fisher's promotion strengthens Hanft Fride's family law offering, as Fisher has focused her practice on family law since joining the firm in 2015. "This promotion is very well deserved,"...

The Duluth Planning Commission signed off on two more Kwik Trip stations Tuesday night, despite some continued pushback.

FARGO — "Devastating" is how Lisa Hills, executive director of the Minnesota Newspaper Association, described the potential impact of tariffs the Trump administration has imposed on Canadian newsprint. That's the paper used to print newspapers. Hills said printing costs are...

Two Wisconsin cities are pushing back on the federal government’s move to roll back fuel efficiency standards for cars.

Justin John Douglas VanOvermeiren, 34, faces two counts felony unauthorized use of an entity's identifying information or documents, two counts of credit card fraud and two counts misdemeanor theft.

Employers bet on creating healthier atmospheres to curb costs.

The Soo Locks in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., are set to open Sunday, marking the beginning of the 2018 Great Lakes shipping season.

Preliminary number would be an all-time low for Wisconsin.