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Nearly $40 million in federal "Reconnecting Communities" funding is coming for two major projects.
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The proposed north-south route needs a lot of federal money and is still years away if it is approved.
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The City of Milwaukee is installing traffic calming measures to encourage drivers to slow down, and initial data suggests that they're working.
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What's called "green steel" may help reduce climate change emissions at steel and car plants.
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Mayor Cavalier Johnson says reckless drivers 'infuriate' him.
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Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su was in Wauwatosa last Friday, announcing funding for a worker training program to build electric vehicle charging stations.
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Two bills that could give a big boost to the building of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Wisconsin appear to have widespread support from business and clean energy groups.
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After 20 years, Wisconsin will again offer state-funded driver's education grants starting in July.
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Advisory bike lanes, or Edge Lane Roads, have made their way to the Milwaukee region.
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It's been two years since the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law was passed. U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin supported the bill's passing and explains how it's impacted Wisconsin.