Viewpoints: Wisconsin workforce in a competitive crisis

Wisconsin’s demographic dilemma has clearly affected the workforce. The labor force participation rate peaked in 1997 and has declined since

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Evjue Foundation gives $2.4M in grants to support area nonprofits

The grants will support area nonprofits and educational institutions

Nonprofit Chrysalis moves to a new building

Chrysalis can now prepare about three times the amount of meals for residents in substance use recovery

Urban Triage expands access to free produce

Produce can be found at three locations

 South Central Wisconsin MLS releases tool to protect against listing fraud

The platform monitors active property listings across the internet and uses artificial intelligence to identify fraudulent advertisements

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Delta Air Lines expects airfare to stay high in 2026

Delta also had a strong second quarter, with revenue coming in at $17.67 billion versus the $17.53 billion that was expected

Loss of clean energy projects will cost U.S. nearly 470,000 jobs

Projects that were closed, cancelled or downsized would have generated over $90 billion in the U.S. GDP growth during construction

Wisconsin governments have received $160 million in opioid settlement funds. Here’s where it’s going.

Wisconsin and 87 local governments are expected to receive more than $874 million by 2038

Housing bill could become law without Trump’s signature, or be vetoed

It is the first time in over 30 years the federal government has made a move to help with the nation's housing crisis
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